188 truant people's deputies were found in the Rada: neo-Nazis and leaders of the Opposition Bloc are on one list

The Committee of Voters of Ukraine (KVU), within the framework of the “Verbatim” project, analyzed the participation of people’s deputies in voting in the Verkhovna Rada. According to the KIU, 188 people’s deputies missed half of the Verkhovna Rada’s votes over three years. Of these, 43 missed 90% of the votes. In just three years, 10 votes took place, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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This is stated in the KIU report: “Three years of the Verkhovna Rada: how people’s deputies worked.”

In general, the voting statistics of the Verkhovna Rada for three years are as follows:

— 188 people’s deputies took part in less than 50% of the voting;

— 80 deputies — 51-60%;

— 75 deputies — 61-70%;

— 47 deputies — 71-80%;

— 23 deputies — 81-90%;

— 8 deputies — 91-99%.

Let us note that the list includes 43 deputies who missed almost all the votes in the Verkhovna Rada, the largest number being members of the Opposition Bloc faction - 18 people. Also on the list are 10 Vidrodzhennia deputies, 9 non-French deputies, 4 Volya Naroda deputies, 1 each from the NF and BPP.

According to Art. 24 of the Law of Law “On the status of a people’s deputy,” participation in votes of the Verkhovna Rada is the same responsibility of a people’s deputy as attending plenary meetings of the Verkhovna Rada and working in a committee.

Among the people's deputies who skipped 90% of the Rada meetings are the leaders of the Opposition Bloc Alexander Vilkul, Vadim Novinsky, Yuriy Boyko and Sergei Levochkin, Levochkin's sister Yulia, the leader of the neo-Nazi National Corps party Andrei Biletsky, the head of the far-right party Derzhavgitskaya Yarosh Initiative Dmitry Yarosh, the head of the “For Life” party Vadim Rabinovich, the “uncrowned king” of Transcarpathia Viktor Baloha and others.