Digest of Ukrainian Legislation<\/title> \n<\/head><\/p>\n<h4>Digest of Ukrainian Legislation<\/h4>\n<h5>Accounting Prices for Banking Metals and the Official Exchange Rate of the Hryvnia<\/h5>\nThese NBU announcements contain information on the accounting prices for banking metals and the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against foreign currencies on a specific date. The accounting prices for metals serve as a benchmark, and the exchange rates are used for accounting and transactions with the State Treasury Service of Ukraine (DKSU). The NBU is not obliged to buy or sell currency and metals at the specified prices.<\/p>\n<h5>Amendments to the Procedure for Implementing the Project on Conducting Health Screenings for Individuals Aged 40 and Over<\/h5>\nAmendments have been introduced to the procedure for implementing the health screening project, specifically regarding the publication of information about service providers on a dedicated webpage, the acceptance of applications for support until budgetary allocations are exhausted, and the deadlines for using state aid funds within two months. It is important to monitor up-to-date information about service providers and the deadlines for using funds.<\/p>\n<h5>Digitalization of State Bodies’ Activities<\/h5>\nThe resolution simplifies the process of obtaining and verifying certificates confirming the place of employment for officials of executive bodies, the Secretariat of the Cabinet of Ministers, and the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC) through the “Diia” portal. Officials can obtain an electronic certificate with a QR code, which has the same legal force as a paper certificate. It provides for automatic receipt of information on the length of civil service and interaction with the human resources management system.<\/p>\n<h5>Amendments to the Regulations on the Ukrainian-Romanian Commission on Minority Issues<\/h5>\nAmendments have been made to the Regulations on the Ukrainian part of the Joint Intergovernmental Ukrainian-Romanian Commission on ensuring the rights of persons belonging to national minorities. The composition of the Commission consists of \nApproved by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, and the personal composition is approved by the Head of the SESS. The State Service of Ukraine for Ethnopolitics and Freedom of Conscience (SESS) provides organizational support for the Commission’s activities.<\/p>\n## Amendments to the Regulations on the Human Resources Management Information System<\/p>\nThe terminology in the Regulations on the Human Resources Management Information System in state bodies has been clarified, in particular, “salary accrual” has been replaced with “financial administration of salary.” The definition of the term “financial administration of salary in the implementation body” has been added.<\/p>\n## List of Bodies Responsible for Cooperation with the OECD<\/p>\nThe State Regulatory Service (SRS) and the Ministry of Economy (Ministry of Economy) have been designated as responsible for cooperation with the Regulatory Policy Committee of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). This means that these bodies must ensure the fulfillment of Ukraine’s obligations within the framework of OECD membership in the field of regulatory policy.<\/p>\n## Liquidation of the Interdepartmental Working Group on Digitalization<\/p>\nThe Interdepartmental Working Group on Digitalization within the framework of the anti-corruption program has been liquidated, and changes have been made to the composition and activities of the Intersectoral Council on Digital Development, Digital Transformations, and Digitalization. The composition of the Intersectoral Council has been expanded, and the possibility of forming temporary working groups to perform tasks in relevant areas has been granted.<\/p>\n## Change of Name of the Holodomor-Genocide Museum<\/p>\nAmendments have been made to the list of institutions exempt from customs duties during international exchange of documents and publications, as well as to the provisions regarding the effective use of public funds. The changes concern only the change of name of the “National Museum ‘Memorial in Memory<\/p>\n<h3>Review of each of legal acts published today:<\/strong><\/h3>\n### **Regarding the Accounting Price of Banking Metals**<\/p>\nThis document is a notification from the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) regarding the accounting prices for banking metals, set for May 4, 2026.<\/p>\nThe structure of the notification is simple: it contains a table with information on the accounting prices for gold (XAU), silver (XAG), platinum (XPT), and palladium (XPD). For each metal, the numerical and alphabetical code, the number of troy ounces (1), and the actual accounting price in hryvnias are indicated.<\/p>\nIt is important to note the footnote at the bottom, which emphasizes that the NBU is not obligated to buy or sell these metals at the stated accounting prices. This means that these prices are only a guideline and may differ from market prices.<\/p>\n### **Regarding the Official Exchange Rate of the Hryvnia Against Foreign Currencies**<\/p>\nThis is a notification from the National Bank of Ukraine regarding the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against foreign currencies and SDRs (Special Drawing Rights) for a specific date \u2013 May 4, 2026. It contains a list of currencies, their codes (numerical and alphabetical), the number of currency\/SDR units, and the official exchange rate of the hryvnia for each of them.<\/p>\nThe structure of the notification is simple: it is a table listing currencies and their official exchange rates. The main purpose is to provide information on official exchange rates for use in accounting, NBU transactions with the State Treasury Service of Ukraine (DKSU), and other cases provided by law. It is important that the NBU does not undertake any obligation to buy or sell these currencies at the specified rates.<\/p>\nThe most important provision is that these rates are used for clearly defined purposes, in particular for accounting and transactions with the DKSU, and are not binding for foreign exchange transactions in the market.<\/p>\n### **Regarding Amendments to the Procedure for Implementing the Project on Conducting Health Screenings for Individuals Aged 40 and Over**<\/p>\nGood day! Let’s consider the changes to the Procedure for Implementing the Project on Conducting Health Screenings for Individuals Aged 40 and Over.<\/p>\n1. **Essence of the amendments:** The resolution introduces changes to the procedure for implementing the health screening project, in particular, regarding the publication of information about service providers, the acceptance of applications for support, as well as the terms of use of state aid funds.<\/p>\n2. **Structure and main provisions:** \n * **Information about service providers:** Now the list of business entities providing screening services must be published on a special thematic web page owned by the state represented by the Ministry of Health, and administered by the SE “Electronic Health”. \n * **Restriction on the acceptance of applications:** The acceptance of applications for support is terminated after reaching the maximum amount of budget allocations. \n * **Terms of use of funds:** Support funds must be used within two months from the date of their receipt. \ncrediting to the account. Unused funds are returned to JSC “Oschadbank,” and then to the account of the NHSU. \n * **Exclusion of provisions:** Certain paragraphs from points 11, 12, and 19, concerning details of the procedure, have been excluded.<\/p>\n3. **Most important provisions:** \n * **Time limit for using funds:** It is important to pay attention to the shortened term for using state aid funds \u2013 only two months from the moment they are received. \n * **Possibility of suspending application acceptance:** It should be taken into account that the acceptance of applications for support may be suspended if budgetary allocations are exhausted. \n * **Information about service providers:** Up-to-date information about screening service providers will be available on a dedicated webpage, which will make it easier for program participants to choose.<\/p>\nI hope this helps you better understand the essence of the changes!<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/548-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 1317 of December 1, 2023<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nCertainly, here is an analysis of the provided act:<\/p>\n1. **Essence of the Law:** \n The resolution introduces changes to the previous resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine regarding the digitalization of the activities of state bodies. The main goal of the changes is to simplify the obtaining and verification of certificates confirming the place of work for officials of executive authorities, the Secretariat of the Cabinet of Ministers, and the National Securities and Stock Market Commission through the “Diia” portal. This will allow officials to obtain an electronic certificate with a QR code, which has the same legal force as a paper one.<\/p>\n2. **Structure of the Law:** \n The document introduces changes to the CMU resolution No. 1317 of December 1, 2023. It consists of:<\/p>\n * Amendments to paragraph 1 of the resolution, supplementing it with a paragraph on the procedure for obtaining and verifying the certificate. \n * Changes to the Procedure for using the functional capabilities of the Unified State Web Portal of Electronic Services, in particular, the possibility of automatically obtaining information on the length of public service and interaction with the human resources management information system is added. \n * Supplementing the resolution with a new Procedure for obtaining and verifying a certificate confirming the place of work in electronic form.<\/p>\n3. **Key provisions:**<\/p>\n * **Electronic certificate:** Officials can obtain an electronic certificate of their place of work via the “Diia” portal with a QR code. \n * **Legal force:** The electronic certificate has the same legal force as the paper one. \n * **Automation:** Automatic receipt of information on the length of public service and interaction with the human resources management system are provided. \n * **Verification:** Anyone can verify the certificate by scanning the QR code through “Diia.” \n * **Information interaction:** Electronic interaction is carried out through the “Trembita” system or other protected information and communication systems.<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/546-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine<\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to the Regulations on the Ukrainian Part of the Joint Intergovernmental Ukrainian-Romanian Commission on Ensuring the Rights of Persons Belonging to National Minorities<\/strong><\/h3>\nThis resolution amends the Regulations on the Ukrainian part of the Joint Intergovernmental Ukrainian-Romanian Commission on ensuring the rights of persons belonging to national minorities. The amendments concern the procedure for approving the composition of the Commission and the organizational support of its activities.<\/p>\nStructurally, the resolution consists of two points and appendices. The first point amends the Regulations themselves, in particular, changes the procedure for approving the composition of the Commission and determines that the State Service of Ukraine for Ethnopolitics and Freedom of Conscience (DESS) provides organizational support for the Commission’s activities. The second point approves the new composition of the Ukrainian part of the Commission.<\/p>\nThe most important provisions are the amendments to paragraph 7 of the Regulations, which stipulate that the official composition of the Commission is approved by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, and the personal composition is approved by the Head of the DESS, who is also the Head of the Commission. Also important is paragraph 12, which designates the DESS as responsible for the organizational, informational, and technical support of the Commission’s activities.<\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to the Regulations on the Information System of Human Resources Management in State Bodies<\/strong><\/h3>\nThis resolution amends the Regulations on the Information System of Human Resources Management in State Bodies, clarifies terminology, in particular, “payroll calculation” is replaced by “financial administration of payroll.” Also, a definition of the term “financial administration of payroll in the implementation body” has been added.<\/p>\nThe structure of the resolution consists of two points: the first point amends the Regulations, and the second defines the date of entry into force and the beginning of application of the amendments. The amendments relate to paragraphs 1, 2, and 10 of the Regulations.<\/p>\nThe most important provision is the replacement of the term “payroll calculation” with “financial administration of payroll” and the addition of a definition of this term, which may affect personnel management processes in state bodies.<\/p>\n<h3>On Amending Paragraph 5 of the List of Central Executive Bodies, Other State Bodies Responsible for Implementing Obligations Arising from Ukraine’s Membership in International Organizations<\/strong><\/h3>\nThis resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine amends the list of bodies responsible for implementing Ukraine’s obligations in international organizations. In particular, it identifies those responsible for cooperation with the Regulatory Policy Committee of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).<\/p>\nThe structure of the resolution is simple: it consists of one point, which amends the existing list approved by CMU Resolution No. 1371 of September 13, 2002. The amendments concern the addition of a new position to the list, which identifies the State Regulatory Service (SRS) and the Ministry \nof Economy (Ministry of Economy) responsible for cooperation with the OECD Regulatory Policy Committee.<\/p>\nThe most important provision is the designation of the SRS and the Ministry of Economy as responsible for cooperation with the OECD Regulatory Policy Committee. This means that these bodies must ensure the fulfillment of Ukraine’s obligations within the framework of OECD membership in the field of regulatory policy.<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/543-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On the Liquidation of the Interdepartmental Working Group on the Implementation of Measures in the Field of Digitalization Envisaged by the State Anti-Corruption Program for 2023-2025, and on Amendments to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 595 of July 8, 2020<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nGood day! Here is a brief overview of the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine regarding digitalization issues:<\/p>\n1. **Essence of the Law:** The resolution liquidates the Interdepartmental Working Group on Digitalization Issues within the framework of the anti-corruption program and amends the composition and activities of the Intersectoral Council on Digital Development, Digital Transformations and Digitalization.<\/p>\n2. **Structure and Main Provisions:** \n * The Interdepartmental Working Group on the Implementation of Measures in the Field of Digitalization Envisaged by the State Anti-Corruption Program for 2023-2025 is liquidated. \n * Amendments were made to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 595 of July 8, 2020, in particular, the composition of the Intersectoral Council was expanded and a provision was added on the possibility of forming temporary working groups within its activities. \n * Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 585 of June 9, 2023, and paragraph 8 of the amendments approved by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 923 of July 30, 2025, which concerned the liquidated Interdepartmental Working Group, were declared invalid.<\/p>\n3. **Key Provisions for Use:** \n * The Chief of Staff of the Head of the Security Service of Ukraine and a representative of the United Nations Development Program in Ukraine are included in the Intersectoral Council. \n * The Intersectoral Council may form temporary working groups to perform tasks in relevant areas, conduct expert assessments and develop proposals. Decisions of temporary working groups are made by a majority vote and recorded in a protocol, which is sent to members of the working group, the Intersectoral Council, and the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine.<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/542-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to the Resolutions of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 486 of May 23, 2012 and No. 710 of October 11, 2016<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nThis Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine amends two previous resolutions, namely, the list of institutions exempt from customs duties during international exchange of documents and publications, as well as the provisions regarding the effective use of public funds. The changes only concern changing the name of the “National Museum “Memorial in Commemoration of Famine Victims in Ukraine” to “National Museum of the Holodomor-Genocide”.<\/p>\nThe structure of the resolution includes an introductory part, which states that amendments are being made to previous resolutions, and an annex, which \nclarifies these changes. The changes are made to Resolution No. 486 of May 23, 2012, and Resolution No. 710 of October 11, 2016.<\/p>\nThe most important provision is the official change of the museum’s name in the relevant regulations, which may be important for the legal identification and documentation of the museum in international relations and when using public funds.<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/541-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to Paragraph 4 of the Regulation on the Procedure for Granting Powers to the Right to Export, Import Military Goods and Goods Containing Information Constituting a State Secret<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nThis resolution amends the Regulation on the Procedure for Granting Powers to the Right to Export, Import Military Goods and Goods Containing Information Constituting a State Secret. The changes concern the list of cases when powers to export and import such goods may be granted. ****<\/p>\nThe structure of the resolution includes an introductory part, which indicates the amendments to paragraph 4 of the Regulation, and a list of the amendments being made. The main changes concern the import of spare parts and the export of goods for the needs of security and defense forces, as well as the re-export of goods that do not meet quality standards.<\/p>\nThe most important provisions are the expansion of opportunities for manufacturing enterprises to export goods to enhance defense capabilities without taking them outside of Ukraine, as well as the possibility of re-exporting substandard goods to fulfill warranty obligations. This may simplify procedures for enterprises operating in the military-industrial complex.<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/540-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to the Procedure for Using Funds Provided in the State Budget for the Implementation of the Project “Higher Education of Ukraine”<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nOf course, here is a brief overview of the changes to the Procedure for Using Funds for the “Higher Education of Ukraine” project.<\/p>\n1. **Essence of Changes:** The resolution amends the procedure for using budget funds allocated for the implementation of the “Higher Education of Ukraine” project. The changes concern the inclusion of projects in the “Education and Science” sector portfolio and compliance with the criteria of the public investment program “Uni4All Energy”. Mandatory reporting on the use of funds through the Unified Information System for Public Investment Project Management and monthly submission of a report to the Ministry of Finance are also introduced.<\/p>\n2. **Structure and Main Provisions:** \n * Amendments were made to paragraph 3, supplementing it with a requirement for the inclusion of projects in the sector portfolio and compliance with the criteria of the “Uni4All Energy” program. \n * Paragraph 4 was supplemented with a requirement to approve criteria within the framework of the investment program. \n * Paragraphs 32 and 33 were added, which oblige the chief manager of funds to enter information into the Unified Information System and submit a monthly report to the Ministry of Finance. \n * Appendix 4 was added with \nform of the report on the use of funds for the implementation of public investment projects.<\/p>\n3. **Key provisions for use:** \n * Projects financed under this program must meet the criteria of the “Uni4All Energy” program and be included in the sectoral portfolio “Education and Science”. \n * Chief administrators of funds are required to enter information about projects into the Unified Information System for the Management of Public Investment Projects. \n * It is necessary to submit a monthly report on the use of funds to the Ministry of Finance in the established form (Appendix 4).<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/539-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On Approval of the Procedure for Protection and Defense by the State Special Transport Service of State-Owned Objects of the Unified Transport System of Ukraine<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nGood day! I will be happy to help you understand this resolution.<\/p>\n1. **Essence of the Law:** This resolution approves the procedure by which the State Special Transport Service (StateTransService) carries out the protection and defense of state-owned objects of the unified transport system of Ukraine. It defines the mechanism for organizing the service, the procedures for the acceptance and transfer of objects under protection, as well as the procedure for interaction between the StateTransService and authorized entities responsible for these objects.<\/p>\n2. **Structure and main provisions:** \n * **General issues:** Defines the terms used in the document, such as “protection and defense of an object,” “patrol,” “guard post,” and others. \n * **Acceptance and transfer of objects under protection and defense:** Describes the procedure for inspecting objects before they are transferred under protection, including the creation of commissions and the preparation of relevant acts. Establishes the frequency of repeated inspections. \n * **Protection and defense of objects:** Details the methods of protection, including guard duty, patrol service, and security guarding. Regulates the use of physical force and weapons by servicemen of the StateTransService. \n * **Appendices:** Contains forms of acts of inspection and acceptance-transfer of objects.<\/p>\n3. **Key provisions for use:** \n * **Inspection of objects:** It is important to know that before the transfer of an object under protection, an inspection is carried out, and repeated inspections must be carried out regularly (every five years). \n * **Distribution of responsibility:** The act of acceptance-transfer clearly defines that the StateTransService is responsible for direct protection, and the authorized entity is responsible for the maintenance of the object. \n * **Methods of protection:** Protection can be carried out in various ways, including guard duty, patrol service, and security guarding, depending on the situation and the decision of the unit commander. \n * **Use of force and weapons:** Servicemen have the right to use force and weapons in cases provided for by law, taking into account the need to ensure the safety of the civilian population. \n * **Access control:** Establishes \n<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Digest of Ukrainian Legislation Digest of Ukrainian Legislation Accounting Prices for Banking Metals and the Official Exchange Rate of the Hryvnia These NBU announcements contain information on the accounting prices for banking metals and the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against foreign currencies on a specific date. 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\nDigest of Ukrainian Legislation<\/title> \n<\/head><\/p>\n<h4>Digest of Ukrainian Legislation<\/h4>\n<h5>Accounting Prices for Banking Metals and the Official Exchange Rate of the Hryvnia<\/h5>\nThese NBU announcements contain information on the accounting prices for banking metals and the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against foreign currencies on a specific date. The accounting prices for metals serve as a benchmark, and the exchange rates are used for accounting and transactions with the State Treasury Service of Ukraine (DKSU). The NBU is not obliged to buy or sell currency and metals at the specified prices.<\/p>\n<h5>Amendments to the Procedure for Implementing the Project on Conducting Health Screenings for Individuals Aged 40 and Over<\/h5>\nAmendments have been introduced to the procedure for implementing the health screening project, specifically regarding the publication of information about service providers on a dedicated webpage, the acceptance of applications for support until budgetary allocations are exhausted, and the deadlines for using state aid funds within two months. It is important to monitor up-to-date information about service providers and the deadlines for using funds.<\/p>\n<h5>Digitalization of State Bodies’ Activities<\/h5>\nThe resolution simplifies the process of obtaining and verifying certificates confirming the place of employment for officials of executive bodies, the Secretariat of the Cabinet of Ministers, and the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC) through the “Diia” portal. Officials can obtain an electronic certificate with a QR code, which has the same legal force as a paper certificate. It provides for automatic receipt of information on the length of civil service and interaction with the human resources management system.<\/p>\n<h5>Amendments to the Regulations on the Ukrainian-Romanian Commission on Minority Issues<\/h5>\nAmendments have been made to the Regulations on the Ukrainian part of the Joint Intergovernmental Ukrainian-Romanian Commission on ensuring the rights of persons belonging to national minorities. The composition of the Commission consists of \nApproved by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, and the personal composition is approved by the Head of the SESS. The State Service of Ukraine for Ethnopolitics and Freedom of Conscience (SESS) provides organizational support for the Commission’s activities.<\/p>\n## Amendments to the Regulations on the Human Resources Management Information System<\/p>\nThe terminology in the Regulations on the Human Resources Management Information System in state bodies has been clarified, in particular, “salary accrual” has been replaced with “financial administration of salary.” The definition of the term “financial administration of salary in the implementation body” has been added.<\/p>\n## List of Bodies Responsible for Cooperation with the OECD<\/p>\nThe State Regulatory Service (SRS) and the Ministry of Economy (Ministry of Economy) have been designated as responsible for cooperation with the Regulatory Policy Committee of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). This means that these bodies must ensure the fulfillment of Ukraine’s obligations within the framework of OECD membership in the field of regulatory policy.<\/p>\n## Liquidation of the Interdepartmental Working Group on Digitalization<\/p>\nThe Interdepartmental Working Group on Digitalization within the framework of the anti-corruption program has been liquidated, and changes have been made to the composition and activities of the Intersectoral Council on Digital Development, Digital Transformations, and Digitalization. The composition of the Intersectoral Council has been expanded, and the possibility of forming temporary working groups to perform tasks in relevant areas has been granted.<\/p>\n## Change of Name of the Holodomor-Genocide Museum<\/p>\nAmendments have been made to the list of institutions exempt from customs duties during international exchange of documents and publications, as well as to the provisions regarding the effective use of public funds. The changes concern only the change of name of the “National Museum ‘Memorial in Memory<\/p>\n<h3>Review of each of legal acts published today:<\/strong><\/h3>\n### **Regarding the Accounting Price of Banking Metals**<\/p>\nThis document is a notification from the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) regarding the accounting prices for banking metals, set for May 4, 2026.<\/p>\nThe structure of the notification is simple: it contains a table with information on the accounting prices for gold (XAU), silver (XAG), platinum (XPT), and palladium (XPD). For each metal, the numerical and alphabetical code, the number of troy ounces (1), and the actual accounting price in hryvnias are indicated.<\/p>\nIt is important to note the footnote at the bottom, which emphasizes that the NBU is not obligated to buy or sell these metals at the stated accounting prices. This means that these prices are only a guideline and may differ from market prices.<\/p>\n### **Regarding the Official Exchange Rate of the Hryvnia Against Foreign Currencies**<\/p>\nThis is a notification from the National Bank of Ukraine regarding the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against foreign currencies and SDRs (Special Drawing Rights) for a specific date \u2013 May 4, 2026. It contains a list of currencies, their codes (numerical and alphabetical), the number of currency\/SDR units, and the official exchange rate of the hryvnia for each of them.<\/p>\nThe structure of the notification is simple: it is a table listing currencies and their official exchange rates. The main purpose is to provide information on official exchange rates for use in accounting, NBU transactions with the State Treasury Service of Ukraine (DKSU), and other cases provided by law. It is important that the NBU does not undertake any obligation to buy or sell these currencies at the specified rates.<\/p>\nThe most important provision is that these rates are used for clearly defined purposes, in particular for accounting and transactions with the DKSU, and are not binding for foreign exchange transactions in the market.<\/p>\n### **Regarding Amendments to the Procedure for Implementing the Project on Conducting Health Screenings for Individuals Aged 40 and Over**<\/p>\nGood day! Let’s consider the changes to the Procedure for Implementing the Project on Conducting Health Screenings for Individuals Aged 40 and Over.<\/p>\n1. **Essence of the amendments:** The resolution introduces changes to the procedure for implementing the health screening project, in particular, regarding the publication of information about service providers, the acceptance of applications for support, as well as the terms of use of state aid funds.<\/p>\n2. **Structure and main provisions:** \n * **Information about service providers:** Now the list of business entities providing screening services must be published on a special thematic web page owned by the state represented by the Ministry of Health, and administered by the SE “Electronic Health”. \n * **Restriction on the acceptance of applications:** The acceptance of applications for support is terminated after reaching the maximum amount of budget allocations. \n * **Terms of use of funds:** Support funds must be used within two months from the date of their receipt. \ncrediting to the account. Unused funds are returned to JSC “Oschadbank,” and then to the account of the NHSU. \n * **Exclusion of provisions:** Certain paragraphs from points 11, 12, and 19, concerning details of the procedure, have been excluded.<\/p>\n3. **Most important provisions:** \n * **Time limit for using funds:** It is important to pay attention to the shortened term for using state aid funds \u2013 only two months from the moment they are received. \n * **Possibility of suspending application acceptance:** It should be taken into account that the acceptance of applications for support may be suspended if budgetary allocations are exhausted. \n * **Information about service providers:** Up-to-date information about screening service providers will be available on a dedicated webpage, which will make it easier for program participants to choose.<\/p>\nI hope this helps you better understand the essence of the changes!<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/548-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 1317 of December 1, 2023<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nCertainly, here is an analysis of the provided act:<\/p>\n1. **Essence of the Law:** \n The resolution introduces changes to the previous resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine regarding the digitalization of the activities of state bodies. The main goal of the changes is to simplify the obtaining and verification of certificates confirming the place of work for officials of executive authorities, the Secretariat of the Cabinet of Ministers, and the National Securities and Stock Market Commission through the “Diia” portal. This will allow officials to obtain an electronic certificate with a QR code, which has the same legal force as a paper one.<\/p>\n2. **Structure of the Law:** \n The document introduces changes to the CMU resolution No. 1317 of December 1, 2023. It consists of:<\/p>\n * Amendments to paragraph 1 of the resolution, supplementing it with a paragraph on the procedure for obtaining and verifying the certificate. \n * Changes to the Procedure for using the functional capabilities of the Unified State Web Portal of Electronic Services, in particular, the possibility of automatically obtaining information on the length of public service and interaction with the human resources management information system is added. \n * Supplementing the resolution with a new Procedure for obtaining and verifying a certificate confirming the place of work in electronic form.<\/p>\n3. **Key provisions:**<\/p>\n * **Electronic certificate:** Officials can obtain an electronic certificate of their place of work via the “Diia” portal with a QR code. \n * **Legal force:** The electronic certificate has the same legal force as the paper one. \n * **Automation:** Automatic receipt of information on the length of public service and interaction with the human resources management system are provided. \n * **Verification:** Anyone can verify the certificate by scanning the QR code through “Diia.” \n * **Information interaction:** Electronic interaction is carried out through the “Trembita” system or other protected information and communication systems.<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/546-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine<\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to the Regulations on the Ukrainian Part of the Joint Intergovernmental Ukrainian-Romanian Commission on Ensuring the Rights of Persons Belonging to National Minorities<\/strong><\/h3>\nThis resolution amends the Regulations on the Ukrainian part of the Joint Intergovernmental Ukrainian-Romanian Commission on ensuring the rights of persons belonging to national minorities. The amendments concern the procedure for approving the composition of the Commission and the organizational support of its activities.<\/p>\nStructurally, the resolution consists of two points and appendices. The first point amends the Regulations themselves, in particular, changes the procedure for approving the composition of the Commission and determines that the State Service of Ukraine for Ethnopolitics and Freedom of Conscience (DESS) provides organizational support for the Commission’s activities. The second point approves the new composition of the Ukrainian part of the Commission.<\/p>\nThe most important provisions are the amendments to paragraph 7 of the Regulations, which stipulate that the official composition of the Commission is approved by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, and the personal composition is approved by the Head of the DESS, who is also the Head of the Commission. Also important is paragraph 12, which designates the DESS as responsible for the organizational, informational, and technical support of the Commission’s activities.<\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to the Regulations on the Information System of Human Resources Management in State Bodies<\/strong><\/h3>\nThis resolution amends the Regulations on the Information System of Human Resources Management in State Bodies, clarifies terminology, in particular, “payroll calculation” is replaced by “financial administration of payroll.” Also, a definition of the term “financial administration of payroll in the implementation body” has been added.<\/p>\nThe structure of the resolution consists of two points: the first point amends the Regulations, and the second defines the date of entry into force and the beginning of application of the amendments. The amendments relate to paragraphs 1, 2, and 10 of the Regulations.<\/p>\nThe most important provision is the replacement of the term “payroll calculation” with “financial administration of payroll” and the addition of a definition of this term, which may affect personnel management processes in state bodies.<\/p>\n<h3>On Amending Paragraph 5 of the List of Central Executive Bodies, Other State Bodies Responsible for Implementing Obligations Arising from Ukraine’s Membership in International Organizations<\/strong><\/h3>\nThis resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine amends the list of bodies responsible for implementing Ukraine’s obligations in international organizations. In particular, it identifies those responsible for cooperation with the Regulatory Policy Committee of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).<\/p>\nThe structure of the resolution is simple: it consists of one point, which amends the existing list approved by CMU Resolution No. 1371 of September 13, 2002. The amendments concern the addition of a new position to the list, which identifies the State Regulatory Service (SRS) and the Ministry \nof Economy (Ministry of Economy) responsible for cooperation with the OECD Regulatory Policy Committee.<\/p>\nThe most important provision is the designation of the SRS and the Ministry of Economy as responsible for cooperation with the OECD Regulatory Policy Committee. This means that these bodies must ensure the fulfillment of Ukraine’s obligations within the framework of OECD membership in the field of regulatory policy.<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/543-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On the Liquidation of the Interdepartmental Working Group on the Implementation of Measures in the Field of Digitalization Envisaged by the State Anti-Corruption Program for 2023-2025, and on Amendments to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 595 of July 8, 2020<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nGood day! Here is a brief overview of the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine regarding digitalization issues:<\/p>\n1. **Essence of the Law:** The resolution liquidates the Interdepartmental Working Group on Digitalization Issues within the framework of the anti-corruption program and amends the composition and activities of the Intersectoral Council on Digital Development, Digital Transformations and Digitalization.<\/p>\n2. **Structure and Main Provisions:** \n * The Interdepartmental Working Group on the Implementation of Measures in the Field of Digitalization Envisaged by the State Anti-Corruption Program for 2023-2025 is liquidated. \n * Amendments were made to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 595 of July 8, 2020, in particular, the composition of the Intersectoral Council was expanded and a provision was added on the possibility of forming temporary working groups within its activities. \n * Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 585 of June 9, 2023, and paragraph 8 of the amendments approved by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 923 of July 30, 2025, which concerned the liquidated Interdepartmental Working Group, were declared invalid.<\/p>\n3. **Key Provisions for Use:** \n * The Chief of Staff of the Head of the Security Service of Ukraine and a representative of the United Nations Development Program in Ukraine are included in the Intersectoral Council. \n * The Intersectoral Council may form temporary working groups to perform tasks in relevant areas, conduct expert assessments and develop proposals. Decisions of temporary working groups are made by a majority vote and recorded in a protocol, which is sent to members of the working group, the Intersectoral Council, and the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine.<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/542-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to the Resolutions of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 486 of May 23, 2012 and No. 710 of October 11, 2016<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nThis Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine amends two previous resolutions, namely, the list of institutions exempt from customs duties during international exchange of documents and publications, as well as the provisions regarding the effective use of public funds. The changes only concern changing the name of the “National Museum “Memorial in Commemoration of Famine Victims in Ukraine” to “National Museum of the Holodomor-Genocide”.<\/p>\nThe structure of the resolution includes an introductory part, which states that amendments are being made to previous resolutions, and an annex, which \nclarifies these changes. The changes are made to Resolution No. 486 of May 23, 2012, and Resolution No. 710 of October 11, 2016.<\/p>\nThe most important provision is the official change of the museum’s name in the relevant regulations, which may be important for the legal identification and documentation of the museum in international relations and when using public funds.<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/541-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to Paragraph 4 of the Regulation on the Procedure for Granting Powers to the Right to Export, Import Military Goods and Goods Containing Information Constituting a State Secret<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nThis resolution amends the Regulation on the Procedure for Granting Powers to the Right to Export, Import Military Goods and Goods Containing Information Constituting a State Secret. The changes concern the list of cases when powers to export and import such goods may be granted. ****<\/p>\nThe structure of the resolution includes an introductory part, which indicates the amendments to paragraph 4 of the Regulation, and a list of the amendments being made. The main changes concern the import of spare parts and the export of goods for the needs of security and defense forces, as well as the re-export of goods that do not meet quality standards.<\/p>\nThe most important provisions are the expansion of opportunities for manufacturing enterprises to export goods to enhance defense capabilities without taking them outside of Ukraine, as well as the possibility of re-exporting substandard goods to fulfill warranty obligations. This may simplify procedures for enterprises operating in the military-industrial complex.<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/540-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On Amendments to the Procedure for Using Funds Provided in the State Budget for the Implementation of the Project “Higher Education of Ukraine”<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nOf course, here is a brief overview of the changes to the Procedure for Using Funds for the “Higher Education of Ukraine” project.<\/p>\n1. **Essence of Changes:** The resolution amends the procedure for using budget funds allocated for the implementation of the “Higher Education of Ukraine” project. The changes concern the inclusion of projects in the “Education and Science” sector portfolio and compliance with the criteria of the public investment program “Uni4All Energy”. Mandatory reporting on the use of funds through the Unified Information System for Public Investment Project Management and monthly submission of a report to the Ministry of Finance are also introduced.<\/p>\n2. **Structure and Main Provisions:** \n * Amendments were made to paragraph 3, supplementing it with a requirement for the inclusion of projects in the sector portfolio and compliance with the criteria of the “Uni4All Energy” program. \n * Paragraph 4 was supplemented with a requirement to approve criteria within the framework of the investment program. \n * Paragraphs 32 and 33 were added, which oblige the chief manager of funds to enter information into the Unified Information System and submit a monthly report to the Ministry of Finance. \n * Appendix 4 was added with \nform of the report on the use of funds for the implementation of public investment projects.<\/p>\n3. **Key provisions for use:** \n * Projects financed under this program must meet the criteria of the “Uni4All Energy” program and be included in the sectoral portfolio “Education and Science”. \n * Chief administrators of funds are required to enter information about projects into the Unified Information System for the Management of Public Investment Projects. \n * It is necessary to submit a monthly report on the use of funds to the Ministry of Finance in the established form (Appendix 4).<\/p>\n<a href=\"https:\/\/zakon.rada.gov.ua\/go\/539-2026-%D0%BF\"><\/p>\n<h3>On Approval of the Procedure for Protection and Defense by the State Special Transport Service of State-Owned Objects of the Unified Transport System of Ukraine<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nGood day! I will be happy to help you understand this resolution.<\/p>\n1. **Essence of the Law:** This resolution approves the procedure by which the State Special Transport Service (StateTransService) carries out the protection and defense of state-owned objects of the unified transport system of Ukraine. It defines the mechanism for organizing the service, the procedures for the acceptance and transfer of objects under protection, as well as the procedure for interaction between the StateTransService and authorized entities responsible for these objects.<\/p>\n2. **Structure and main provisions:** \n * **General issues:** Defines the terms used in the document, such as “protection and defense of an object,” “patrol,” “guard post,” and others. \n * **Acceptance and transfer of objects under protection and defense:** Describes the procedure for inspecting objects before they are transferred under protection, including the creation of commissions and the preparation of relevant acts. Establishes the frequency of repeated inspections. \n * **Protection and defense of objects:** Details the methods of protection, including guard duty, patrol service, and security guarding. Regulates the use of physical force and weapons by servicemen of the StateTransService. \n * **Appendices:** Contains forms of acts of inspection and acceptance-transfer of objects.<\/p>\n3. **Key provisions for use:** \n * **Inspection of objects:** It is important to know that before the transfer of an object under protection, an inspection is carried out, and repeated inspections must be carried out regularly (every five years). \n * **Distribution of responsibility:** The act of acceptance-transfer clearly defines that the StateTransService is responsible for direct protection, and the authorized entity is responsible for the maintenance of the object. \n * **Methods of protection:** Protection can be carried out in various ways, including guard duty, patrol service, and security guarding, depending on the situation and the decision of the unit commander. \n * **Use of force and weapons:** Servicemen have the right to use force and weapons in cases provided for by law, taking into account the need to ensure the safety of the civilian population. \n * **Access control:** Establishes \n<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Digest of Ukrainian Legislation Digest of Ukrainian Legislation Accounting Prices for Banking Metals and the Official Exchange Rate of the Hryvnia These NBU announcements contain information on the accounting prices for banking metals and the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against foreign currencies on a specific date. 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