The Rada did not hold a session, leaving important bills unconsidered—Radina
On March 24, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine did not hold its scheduled plenary session, despite the presence of a number of important bills on the agenda.
This was reported by Anastasia Radina, chair of the Committee on Anti-Corruption Policy.
According to her, parliament was supposed to consider documents related to Ukraine’s international obligations.
Among the bills that were not considered:
– No. 13602 on reforming the State Bureau of Investigation;
– No. 14327-1 on restarting the State Financial Monitoring Service and integration with SEPA;
– No. 14282 on reforming the National Energy and Utilities Regulatory Commission (related to receiving 273 million euros);
– No. 14012 on the formation of an Advisory Group of Experts for the selection of members of the Accounting Chamber;
– No. 13435 on property valuation (related to obligations to the IMF).
Radina emphasized that the list of unresolved issues is much longer, and parliament has plenty of work to do.
Recently, the Pension Fund of Ukraine reminded citizens of the need to submit a notification regarding the non-receipt of pension and insurance payments from the Russian Federation.
As a reminder, starting March 1, 2026, Ukraine will implement an annual indexation of pension and insurance payments.
