Ukrainians who live long in hostels of enterprises and organizations do not have their own housing and did not use the right to privatize free public housing, they will be able to privatize the room. This is evidenced by Law No. 1076 "On Amending Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine Regarding Ensuring the Realization of Housing Rights of Residents of Hostels," reports Prime Minister, citing 112 Ukraine.
Citizens and members of their families, single people, will be able to privatize a room in a hostel if they:.
Do not have their own housing, did not use the right to free privatization of the state housing stock, are accommodated in the hostel and live there for a long time.
At the same time, people who live in hostels of temporary residence can not privatize a room in a hostel - they study, retrain, improve their qualifications, or for some time settle in the dormitory in connection with contract work.
The barrier to privatization - living in a hostel without legal grounds.
Also in the text of the law it is stipulated that the document applies only to persons who have or have had an employment relationship with an enterprise or organization that granted them the right to live in a hostel. However, during the discussion of the document in parliament, the amendment voiced by the representative of the president in the Verkhovna Rada Irina Lutsenko, in which she criticized this norm, calling it unconstitutional, was adopted with a vote, so in the final version of the text of this rule there should not be.
This law expands the concept of "legal grounds for living in a hostel". If earlier only a special order was considered as the only reason for entering the room, now it is considered that such an order is a derivative document and is issued on the basis of a decision to grant a living space.
So, according to the law:.
The use of a room in dormitories on legal grounds confirms the specified special warrant or contract of hiring a room, concluded on the basis of a special agent.
Residing in a hostel on legal grounds confirms the contract of hiring a room, if it is a question of departmental hostels of state and communal ownership.
If it is a question of dormitories of former state and municipal enterprises and organizations that were included in the authorized capitals of economic companies created in the process of mass privatization and corporatization, then:.
Before the inclusion of such hostels in the authorized capital of these companies and after the transfer of such hostels to communal property - only the contract of hiring a room, concluded on the basis of a special department, after the inclusion of such hostels in the authorized capitals of these companies before the transfer of such hostels to communal property - A special warrant, or on the basis of a lease of housing (provided that the resident of the hostel or his family were placed in the hostel on the basis of a special warrant and Rozhivala in the hostel under the contract of renting a dwelling).
Recall, this law was submitted to the Verkhovna Rada in the fall of 2014.
About a year later, the deputies adopted the document in the first reading, and in the spring of last year - and in the second reading. However, President Petro Poroshenko vetoed the bill with comments. In particular, he stressed that the law restricts the right to privatize housing in hostels of people who do not have an employment relationship with an organization that granted them the right to live in a hostel, or the official registration of a dormitory residence.