A year and a half will be enough to amend the current legislation, simulate the system and conduct testing. This opinion was expressed on Thursday, August 17, on his Facebook page by Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine Pavel Rozenko.

At the same time, he stressed that he understands how much more needs to be done to implement the funded system. By January 2018, we are technically not in time.

But let's take a clear political decision that it will start operating on January 1, 2019, - the deputy prime minister wrote, adding that delaying this process for another year, two or five, will lead to the fact that a whole generation of pensioners in the future will again Is doomed to poverty.

Recall, as reported URA-Inform, the deficit of the Pension Fund of Ukraine is 5.5 billion dollars. This is more than 140 billion hryvnia. This was on Wednesday, June 21, during a government meeting, Prime Minister Vladimir Groisman.