It is hard to find anything that unites the Ukrainian parliament as efficiently as the body’s regular and purposeful failure to adopt the bill on the National Commission for State Regulation of Energy and Public Utilities. Neither the demands of the expert community, nor the bill’s connection with Ukraine’s international commitments, nor even the threat of losing €600 million of EU Macro-Financial-Assistance to Ukraine have persuaded MPs to greenlight this crucial reform.The first bill on the commission was submitted to the Rada one and a half years ago. It was later significantly improved and re-registered in parliament this February. Over …read more
Source: Atlantic Council
