The Commission is Pleased the Prime Minister responsible for the illegal actions of the authorities
The working group in the Verkhovna Rada on investigation of the facts of bribery in the government said that there is no direct criminal actions of the Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, noting that he is responsible for the illegal actions of members of the Cabinet of Ministers.

The working group in the Verkhovna Rada on investigation of the facts of bribery in the government said that there is no direct criminal actions of the Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, noting that he is responsible for the illegal actions of members of the Cabinet of Ministers.
before the former head of Refinanceable of Ukraine Nikolai Gordienko subjected to prosecution the government of Yatsenyuk in the theft of public money of $ 7, 5 billion hryvnia (about 300 million dollars). Prime has denied the allegations. Embezzlement was filed under the criminal code. Happy in early April, created on the base 2 of the parliamentary committees working group on bribery inquiry in the Cabinet.
"Based on the available materials that have been studied, the members of the working group emphasized the lack of direct criminal actions of the Prime Minister, however, come to the conclusion that he is responsible for the illegal actions of the members of his Cabinet of Ministers and Directors of public works ", - said the head of the working group Borislav Bereza, presenting an interim report in Parliament on the last working day of the week.
according to his statement, in the process, group members emphasize the facts of sabotage from the Prosecutor General ", because it is not Authorized provided the group with the necessary data in the case, was not systematically at meetings of the group.
The working group recommended the Verkhovna Rada to hear the report of the state office of public Prosecutor on the facts of the investigation into bribery in the government, as well as at the upcoming plenary week to approve the law On temporary investigation commissions of the Verkhovna Rada ". Previously the head of the working group appealed to the Parliament with a petition to extend the term of the working group until June 2.