The framework of the new Ukraine is already being set today, when a full-scale war unleashed by Russia is going on in the country. About how he sees the main parameters of the Ukrainian state after the war, in an interview with ZN. UA was told by the head of the Servant of the People party, Elena Shulyak, with whom Inna Vedernikova spoke.

“It is fundamentally important for the authorities to maintain an honest look at today's reality and after the war to conduct a full audit of what happened to us and why.. First of all, at the government level. The war showed who is who; how well government decisions are made; do they have any meaning at all, are certain processes in the state needed / not needed; do all existing institutions justify themselves. What to do with certain authorities? How to deal with some personalities? Direct questions should have the same answers,” Shulyak said..

At the same time, she added that she internally fears precisely indecision.. While after the war the system of state administration must be seriously changed. There must be competent people at all levels and in all areas.

“And this is perhaps the main parameter. Now everything and everyone is very visible. If a professional works on the site, then he is able to quickly navigate in his own and pick up what is at the junction. If a person is not in the subject, then we suffer losses on the domestic front. The life of people depends on what decision is made - effective or not,"

In addition, according to Shulyak, the state machine needs to be optimized as much as possible.. On the one hand, reduce/unify some of the central authorities (CAOs), including entire ministries. On the other hand, add those that are missing.

“Now I will definitely not criticize specific ministers and leaders of the ATC. After the war, we will say everything we think to each other's eyes in order to move on in a new capacity..

However, with regard to institutions, the very first example is migrants.. No one could have foreseen that Russia would strike all over the country and we would get a problem of seven million people who left their homes. We did not have such a state institution that would deal with migrants in a complex way (registration, transit/temporary/permanent housing, employment),” Shulyak said..

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