The leader of the faction of the Radical party Oleg Lyashko asked in a persistent form from the speaker of the Parliament of Ukraine Volodymyr Groysman to promulgate the law on the deprivation of Viktor Yanukovych the title of President. "in the month of February he (the Act) was enacted in February he was obliged to be signed. To date, the President's signature no. The law is not promulgated, " he said, Recalling that under the Constitution, the Law must either be signed or vetoed by country for fifteen days after the President's signature, reports the news Agency. For its part Groysman at a press conference said that he had signed some time ago this Law and he was sent for signature to the head Petro Poroshenko. Before the administration of the country's leader said that " the Act received the presidential administration on February 9, 2015 and submitted to the President for signature ". Expected consequences of the entry into force of this law is obliged to formally depriving Yanukovych of all benefits and privileges, which are required under Ukrainian law, former heads of the country. As stated in the explanatory Memorandum, the purpose of development of the law was the need to address the issue of depriving Yanukovych of the title of President because it is " unconstitutional method withdrew from performing the powers of the President of Ukraine, threatening governability of the country, territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine, and led to a massive violation of the rights and freedoms of citizens ". Recall, on February 22, Ukraine saw a change of power with signs of a coup, the Verkhovna Rada dismissed the head of state Viktor Yanukovych from power, after which he fled the country to the Russian Federation.