Arseniy Yatsenyuk expects the Verkhovna Rada to approve on Tuesday law on Public Prosecutor's Office to comply with EU legislation

posted 13 October 2014 17:27

http://10.10.10.28/kmu/img/1x1.gifThe Government of Ukraine expects the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine endorses a new redaction of the law on the Public Prosecutor’s Office that is called to deprive prosecutor’s offices of a general supervision function, being “a post-Soviet corruption-affected element”, Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk stressed during a visiting session of the Government with participation of judges of the Supreme Court of Ukraine on Monday, October 13.

“It had to be done 18 years ago,” the PM added.

Arseniy Yatsenyuk has informed that the Prosecutor has no right to interfere with life of civilians, to carry out its oversight role in relation to citizens and business, "it's not a characteristic function and entails corruption".

"I hope that tomorrow the members of the Parliament support the appropriate changes and, finally, the Ukrainian Constitution and the law on Public Prosecutor's Office will become compliant with principal standards of the European Union", said Arseniy Yatsenyuk.