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Representatives of the "Narodovlattia" party have officially appealed to the National Agency on Corruption Prevention. They are demanding a comprehensive review of the actions of People's Deputy Valeriy Dubil from the "Batkivshchyna" faction. The initiators of the review claim that the politician failed to declare significant expenses related to the celebration of his birthday.
According to data from a journalistic investigation, the banquet took place at a restaurant in a suburb of Kyiv called "Al Fresco". According to journalists' calculations, the cost of the event was at least 600,000 hryvnias. Among the gifts for the birthday boy were, in particular, birds in golden cages.
"Narodovlattia" reminded that, in accordance with the Law of Ukraine "On Prevention of Corruption", declarants are obliged to specify one-off expenditures and legal transactions if their value exceeds 50 subsistence minimums. At the current moment, this threshold is estimated at approximately 166,000 hryvnias. Since the actual cost of the celebration significantly exceeded this amount, the party believes that Dubil had an obligation to declare these funds.
Particular attention in the appeal is given to the list of guests. According to information published in the media, the following were present at the celebration:
In addition to politicians, the event was attended by representatives of the state apparatus: the head of the Chernihiv Regional Prosecutor's Office, an adviser to the head of the Chernihiv Regional Military Administration, and the Deputy State Secretary of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine.
The party notes that such a composition indicates close ties between representatives of the authorities and opposition forces. The text of the appeal also mentions that Valeriy Ishchenko recently received a suspended sentence in a corruption case, while Kyiv City Council members Brodskyi, Levyn, Halaiuchuk, and Svyrydenko are named as subjects of investigations into land and budgetary fraud in the capital.
A separate point of attention is the fact that the banquet took place on a day of mourning in Pryluky — Valeriy Dubil's hometown. The day before, 22 people were killed in the city as a result of a Russian shelling.
"Narodovlattia" states that Dubil attempted to justify his actions by claiming that the funds for the banquet were provided by organisations under his control. However, the party views this as an attempt to avoid personal liability.
The appeal to NACP demands not only to verify compliance with anti-corruption legislation requirements but also to consider the issue of holding the People's Deputy liable. The party also called on the public, especially residents of Pryluky and the Chernihiv region, to pay attention to the politician's activities and his charitable initiatives, which "Narodovlattia" characterises as pseudo-charity.
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