The head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko gave to the Verkhovna Rada a Draft law, which increases the range of opportunities the chamber: she would have the opportunity to more carefully control the process proceeds to the state budget.

As explained in the document, the extension of the powers of the accounting chamber is required, for example, for the execution of the Memorandum of understanding between Ukraine As the borrower and the European Union As a lender, and that means getting macro-financial assistance from the European Union in the amount of up to EUR 1 billion and a world Bank loan of five hundred million dollars.

"The bill proposes to introduce the audit of the accounts chamber, for example, an audit of the expenditure of the chamber of public money will be paid not less than once in 3 years public accounting firm that has experience in examining international standards inspection and is determined by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. Also according to the decision of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine may be carried out by public financial audit of the accounts chamber of the body of the state financial monitoring ", - is written in an explanatory paper for the law.

The project determines the composition and structure of the accounts chamber, the legal status of its members and government officials of its staff, and the organization of work, the activity of the accounts chamber and relations with other state bodies.

it is planned that the chamber will consist of fifteen members, the term of office is nine years without the right of appointment to a new term.

Now Ukraine is in a difficult political crisis, which affects its economy and the public sector, in fact the country is on the verge of default. Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk said that in 2015, the country faces the challenge to survive, it will be difficult to absolutely all social strata. According to the head of the national Bank of Ukraine Valeria Gontareva, last year the country's GDP decreased by 7, 5%, inflation was 21%, the hryvnia depreciated by half.

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