According to Lutsenko, he sees two scenarios. "Either we change ministers, who do not cope with their tasks… unfortunately, there are a lot of them, or if the number of those seeking radical changes in the Parliament reaches a critical point, [and] the prime minister will get a motion of nonconfidence," the official said.
He stated that the BPP has not made such a decision yet: "We are waiting for a meeting with the prime minister, and perhaps with the whole government, in order to determine the causes of failures."
Read alsoYatsenyuk: Several ministers to be dismissed within two weeksIn addition, Lutsenko said that the BPP would not vote for the draft 2016 budget based on the old Tax Code: "Because after financial stabilization, after decentralization of resources, we must begin the third stage of reforms - stimulation of economic growth. It is impossible with the current Tax Code. We demand a new Tax Code and the budget based on it."
