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Prime Minister of Ukraine Volodymyr Groysman advised all members of the National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (NAPC) to resign due to their failure to organize a process of online declaration of assets, according to an UNIAN correspondent.
"I advise everyone [NAPC members] to just get their act together today, write resignation letters and quit," Groysman told a government meeting on Wednesday, March 29.
"We need to publicly and openly 'reboot,' because we will not go far this way," he said, following numerous reports in recent days of the unsatisfying operations of the e-declarations system.
Read alsoUK envoy to Ukraine: Change to e-declaration rules serious step backThe Prime Minister stressed that the NAPC leaves many people threatened with criminal prosecution, due to its inability to organize e-declarations registry operations.
"I can’t even file my own declaration!" Groysman said.