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Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine, Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov said the system would be technically ready in June.
The Cabinet of Ministers, Ukraine's government, has approved an action plan for the launch of a unified state electronic system for the construction sector.
The relevant resolution was unanimously backed by all members of the government at a meeting on Wednesday.
Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine, Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov said the system would be technically ready in June.
"The launch is scheduled for June. The system is 90% ready... On June 10-15, the system will be fully ready," he said.
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The adopted plan includes eight stages: development and submission to the Cabinet of Ministers of regulatory legal acts on the creation of the electronic system (by July 31, 2020); adoption of regulatory legal acts in the field of construction (by September 30, 2020); development and deployment of the system (by 2022 inclusively); finalization of its software (by September 1, 2020); setting up the interaction of the system with other agencies' electronic systems (by October 1, 2020); testing of the first stage (deadlines are not specified); user training (by July 1, 2020); organization of user access to the system (by November 1, 2020).
As UNIAN reported earlier, the Cabinet of Ministers in December 2019 presented the Property Developer's Electronic Office (e-dabi.gov.ua), which at the first stage of the launch is available to those running construction projects with Consequences Class CC1 (insignificant).
In March 2020, Ukraine's government disbanded the State Architectural and Construction Inspection (SACI) and launched an urban development reform.
On May 12, Fedorov said the new e-register of construction projects in Ukraine was technically 80% ready.