First Deputy Infrastructure Minister Resigns Because Of Lustration

News 16 October 2014, 16:12

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Malin falls under the provisions of the Law on Lustration, but he managed to write a letter of resignation before the law entered into force.

First Deputy Minister of Infrastructure Oleksandr Malin has been relieved of his post at his own request.

According to information on the website of the Cabinet of Ministers, Malin falls under the provisions of the Law on Lustration, but he managed to write a letter of resignation before the law entered into force.

At the same time, the first deputy head of the State Aviation Service, Oleksandr Hrechko, the deputy head of the State Automobile Road Service (Ukravtodor), Ihor Koshelev, and the head of the State Space Agency, Yurii Alekseev, have been relieved of their posts in accordance with the law.

Read also: “Hryvnia per Meter of Road: Where Ukravtodor’s New Management is Searching for Money.”

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