This Resolution of the Verkhovna Rada refers Draft Bill No. 13676 on the establishment of the Interagency Coordination Commission on Combating Organized Crime back for a repeated first reading. The document instructs the relevant Committee on Law Enforcement Activities to finalize the draft law before its new consideration in the plenary chamber. The act does not amend the effective substantive law, but only changes the procedural status of the legislative initiative. Now, the reform of the system of coordination of law enforcement agencies proceeds to the stage of additional reconciliation and preparation of the updated text.<\/p>\n
The Parliament adopted a resolution referring government Draft Bill No. 14345 on state aid to economic entities for a repeated first reading. The document instructs the Committee on Economic Development to prepare the draft for a new consideration. Accordingly, the rules for granting and monitoring state aid currently remain unchanged until the new version is finalized. This procedural step captures the current state of the business regulation reform under martial law.<\/p>\n
The Government approved the Procedure for granting the state subvention to local budgets in 2026 to provide housing for family-type children’s homes. The document defines the formula for calculating the maximum cost of housing, taking into account regional coefficients, and establishes mandatory co-financing from local budgets in the amount of at least 10% for newly established families. The new rules integrate funding with the Unified Information System for Public Investment Project Management and establish priority for families with IDP status. A strict ban has also been introduced on the purchase of housing in areas of active hostilities or under occupation.<\/p>\n
The Cabinet of Ministers approved the intergovernmental<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n **1. Substance of the Act** **2. Structure of the Act, Main Provisions, and Amendments** **3. Key Provisions for Practical Use** The most important legal aspect is the disclaimer (footnote), according to which these prices are solely for accounting purposes. They are mandatory for the accounting and financial reporting of banking institutions on the specified date, but do not constitute a public offer by the NBU for carrying out actual purchase and sale transactions.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n **1. Substance of the Act** **2. Structure of the Act and Amendments** **3. Main Provisions for Practical Use** At the same time, the caveat in the note is of fundamental legal importance: the established rates do not impose any obligations on the National Bank of Ukraine to buy or sell the specified currencies at these rates on the interbank or cash markets.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n **Substance of the Act** **Structure of the Act and Amendments** **Key Provisions Important for Use** <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n **1. Substance of the act** **2. Structure of the act, main provisions and changes** **3. Main provisions important for application** <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n **1. Substance of the act** **2. Structure of the act, its main provisions and comparative aspect** Since this is an individual act of law application, it does not introduce amendments to regulatory legal acts or previous versions of laws. Compared to the previous stages of the electoral process, this resolution is the next procedural step after a person is recognized as an elected People’s Deputy (which was formalized by the aforementioned CEC Resolution No. 32).<\/p>\n **3. Main provisions important for practical use** <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n ### 1. Substance of the act<\/p>\n This resolution approves the Procedure and conditions for providing in 2026 a subvention from the state budget to local budgets to provide housing for family-type children’s homes (FTCH). The document is aimed at financing the pu…ublic investment projects for the acquisition of ready-made housing or major repairs and reconstruction of municipal premises for such families. The Ministry of Social Policy has been designated as the chief spending authority of budget funds. A special emphasis in the allocation of funds is placed on supporting families affected by military aggression, who were evacuated or have the status of internally displaced persons.<\/p>\n —<\/p>\n ### 2. Structure of the Act, Key Provisions, and Amendments<\/p>\n **Structure of the document:** **Key provisions:** **Comparison and amendments:** —<\/p>\n ### 3. Key Provisions for Practical Application<\/p>\n For the practical application of this Resolution, the following aspects are the most important:<\/p>\n * **Priority of financing (para. 10):** Priority is given to FTCHs that are internally displaced within Ukraine; followed by families returning from abroad in 2026; followed by newly established FTCHs; and lastly \u2014 capital repairs of existing municipal housing. <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n **1. Essence of the Act** **2. Structure of the Act, Key Provisions, and Amendments** **3. Key Provisions Important for Practical Application** <\/p>\n <\/a>dated May 27, 2025, No. 616<\/p>\n **1. Substance of the Act**<\/p>\n This Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine is aimed at reforming and digitalizing the process of providing compensation for the temporary accommodation of internally displaced persons (IDPs). The document integrates the requirements of the Law of Ukraine “On Administrative Procedure” into the decision-making processes of the bodies of the Pension Fund of Ukraine regarding the payment of such compensations to both individuals and legal entities or sole proprietors (FOPs). In addition, the Resolution simplifies the procedure for confirming the destruction of property in combat zones and expands the capabilities of the electronic cabinet of the service recipient.<\/p>\n **2. Structure of the Act, its Key Provisions and Amendments**<\/p>\n The Act has a clear structure and consists of the text of the Resolution itself and an annex which amends two key procedures: **3. Key Provisions Important for Practical Application**<\/p>\n For the practical application of this Act, the following aspects are key:<\/p>\n * **Application of the administrative procedure:** Any decision of the PFU to refuse the payment of compensation must now be properly reasoned, and the applicant has received a clearly defined right to appeal it through administrative channels (to a superior authority) before appealing to a court. <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n ### 1. Substance of the Act<\/p>\n This Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approves a unified Methodology for Calculating the Cost of Educational Services in the Field of Vocational Education Funded from Local Budgets. The document introduces clear mathematical formulas for determining the cost of training study groups both for the entire period of study and broken down by a single budget year. The main objective of the act is to standardize and unify approaches to financing vocational training for each professional qualification individually, based on the actual needs of the regional labor market. At the same time, for educational institutions transitioning to this system for the first time, a financial guarantee is established to maintain budget funding at a level no less than in the previous year.<\/p>\n —<\/p>\n ### 2. Structure of the Act, Its Key Provisions and Changes<\/p>\n **Structurally, the resolution consists of:** **Key Provisions and Changes:** An important innovation compared to previous approaches is the introduction of adjustment coefficients (of professional qualification and material support), which allow for flexible adaptation to the complexity of training and the scarcity of the profession in the labor market.<\/p>\n —<\/p>\n ### 3. Key Provisions for Practical Use<\/p>\n For the practical application of this Methodology, the following provisions are of key importance:<\/p>\n * **Formula of the total cost of the service ($V_o$ or $V_{or}$):** It consists of two basic parts\u2014the direct cost of training a study group (remuneration, materials, scholarships) and a proportional share of the institution’s utility services.On the Accounting Price of Banking Metals<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nThis document is an official notice of the National Bank of Ukraine establishing the accounting prices of banking metals as of June 11, 2026. The act determines the value of one troy ounce of gold, silver, platinum, and palladium in the national currency of Ukraine. These indicators are used to reflect transactions with banking metals in the accounting records of financial institutions. At the same time, the established prices do not impose any obligations on the regulator regarding the purchase or sale of metals at these rates.<\/p>\n
\nStructurally, the document is a concise regulatory reference act in the form of a table. It contains metal identifiers (numeric and alphabetic codes XAU, XAG, XPT, XPD), the unit of measurement (1 troy ounce), the name of the metal, and its fixed accounting price. Compared to previous daily notices of the NBU, the structure of the document remains unchanged, and only the numerical indicators of the value of metals are adjusted, reflecting market dynamics.<\/p>\n
\nFor practical application, the key elements are the specific price parameters established as of 11.06.2026:
\n* Gold (XAU) \u2014 UAH 186,729.42;
\n* Silver (XAG) \u2014 UAH 2,873.33;
\n* Platinum (XPT) \u2014 UAH 74,862.60;
\n* Palladium (XPD) \u2014 UAH 55,348.01.<\/p>\nOn the Official Exchange Rate of the Hryvnia Against Foreign Currencies<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nThis document is an official notice of the National Bank of Ukraine establishing the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against foreign currencies and Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) as of June 11, 2026. It determines the value of the Ukrainian national currency in relation to 38 key foreign currencies and the international reserve asset. The established indicators are mandatory for use in accounting, financial reporting, and in conducting government transactions. In particular, the US dollar exchange rate is fixed at UAH 44.9790, and the euro \u2014 at UAH 51.8945.<\/p>\n
\nThe structure of the act is highly concise: it is a tabular notice containing numeric and alphabetic currency codes in accordance with international standards, the number of currency units, their official names, and the directly established exchange rate. A separate important element is the accompanying note regarding the scope of application of these exchange rates. Since this document is a daily act of an operational nature, it does not introduce amendments to the textual part of the legislation, butmerely updates the numerical values of exchange rates compared to the previous banking day in accordance with the procedures established by the NBU and market indicators.<\/p>\n
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\nThe most important aspect for practical use is that the established exchange rates serve as a basis for a wide range of financial, tax, and legal procedures. They are obligatorily applied to:
\n* reflecting transactions in the accounting and tax records of enterprises;
\n* carrying out settlements between the NBU and the State Treasury Service of Ukraine;
\n* determining the customs value of goods in import-export operations and calculating customs payments and tax liabilities (which directly links this act to tax and customs regulation).<\/p>\nOn referring the draft Law of Ukraine “On Amending the Law of Ukraine ‘On the Organizational and Legal Framework for Combatting Organized Crime’ regarding the Establishment of the Interagency Coordination Commission on Combatting Organized Crime (National Coordinator)” for a repeat first reading<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nThis Resolution is a procedural decision of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine that determines the further fate of an important legislative initiative in the field of law and order. The document refers draft law No. 13676, which provides for the creation of the Interagency Coordination Commission on Combatting Organized Crime (National Coordinator), for a repeat first reading. The Parliament instructed the relevant Committee to prepare this draft law for a new consideration. Thus, the process of reforming the system for coordinating the fight against organized crime enters the stage of additional refinement.<\/p>\n
\nThe structure of the Resolution is concise and consists of one operative clause, the signature block of the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, and the date and number of the document. This act does not directly amend substantive law or laws in force, as it is a document of a procedural nature. Compared to the standard legislative passage procedure, the adoption of this resolution means that the parliament did not reject the initiative and did not adopt it as a basis, but rather returned it to an intermediate stage of preparation within the first reading.<\/p>\n
\nFor the practical tracking of the reform in the field of criminal justice, the following key points should be noted:
\n* **Status of the draft law:** Draft Law No. 13676 remains on the parliament’s agenda and will be further refined.
\n* **Responsible body:** The main body designated to prepare the document for repeat consideration is the Committee of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on issu…s of law enforcement activity.
\n* **Subject matter of regulation:** The focus of the future law remains the creation of a new coordinating body \u2014 the Interagency Coordinating Commission (National Coordinator), which, if adopted, will significantly change the system of interaction of law enforcement agencies in the field of combating organized crime.<\/p>\nOn referring for a repeated first reading the draft Law of Ukraine on Amending the Law of Ukraine “On State Aid to Economic Entities” regarding the restoration of the effect of its certain provisions, the specifics of their application during the legal regime of martial law, and the improvement of monitoring of state aid to economic entities<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nThis Resolution of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine is a procedural decision of the parliament regarding the further fate of a specific legislative initiative. It refers the government draft Law of Ukraine (reg. No. 14345) concerning state aid to business for a repeated first reading. The draft law itself is aimed at restoring the effect of certain provisions of the law on state aid, defining the specifics of their application during martial law, and improving the monitoring of such aid. The Resolution directly instructs the Committee of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on Economic Development to prepare this document for repeated consideration.<\/p>\n
\nStructurally, the Resolution is extremely simple and consists of a single operative clause and the signature of the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. It does not contain divisions into sections or articles, as it is a document of one-time application. Compared to the previous stages of consideration of this draft law, the Resolution changes its procedural status: the document was neither adopted as a basis nor rejected, but returned to the initial stage of processing in the relevant committee for preparation for a repeated first reading.<\/p>\n
\n. The most important aspect of this Resolution for practical application is the recording of the current state of the reform of state aid to economic entities under martial law. For lawyers and business representatives, this is a clear signal that the rules for granting and monitoring state aid currently remain unchanged, as the relevant draft law No. 14345 has been returned to the stage of preparation for the first reading. The key entity whose decisions must now be monitored is the Committee on Economic Development, which will directly shape the updated text of the draft before its return to the plenary chamber.<\/p>\nOn the registration of the People’s Deputy of Ukraine M.I. Davydiuk, elected in the early elections of People’s Deputies of Ukraine on July 21, 2019, in the nationwide multi-mandate constituency<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nThis resolution of the Central Election Commission is an individual act of law application, which officially certifies the registration of Mykola Davydiuk as a People’s Deputy of Ukraine. He was elected under the electoral list of the “HOLOS” Political Party (No. 27) in the extraordinary elections of July 21, 2019. The document records the legal fact of the completion of the registration procedure on the basis of the relevant provisions of the Constitution and electoral legislation. This step is a mandatory prerequisite for his subsequent taking of the oath and the commencement of his parliamentary duties in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.<\/p>\n
\nThe structure of the resolution is classic for decisions of collegial bodies: it consists of a preamble (which states the legal grounds for adopting the decision) and four operative paragraphs.
\n* **The preamble** refers to Article 78 of the Constitution of Ukraine, the Electoral Code of Ukraine, the Law “On Elections of People’s Deputies of Ukraine”, and the previous decision of the CEC dated June 1, 2026, No. 32.
\n* **The operative part** contains the decision on the registration of the deputy, an instruction to issue him a temporary certificate, the obligation to send a copy of the resolution to the parliament and to publish the text on the CEC website.<\/p>\n
\nFor the practical implementation and understanding of the legal consequences of the act, the following provisions are key:
\n* **Paragraph 1 (Legal status):** Officially registers Mykola Davydiuk as a People’s Deputy, recording his personal data, party affiliation, and number on the electoral list. This is the legal basis for his acquisition of parliamentary status.
\n* **Paragraph 2 (Legitimation):** Provides for the issuance of a temporary certificate of the established format. This document is a physical confirmation of status, necessary for admission to the building of the Verkhovna Rada.
\n* **Paragraph 3 (Interaction with the parliament):** Sending a copy of the resolution to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine initiates the internal procedures of the Apparatus of the VRU to prepare the procedure for the newly elected deputy to take the oath at a plenary session, after which he will officially commence his work.<\/p>\nOn Approval of the Procedure and Conditions for Providing in 2026 a Subvention from the State Budget to Local Budgets for the Implementation of the Public Investment Program to Provide Housing for Family-Type Children’s Homes<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* **Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine** (enacts the Procedure).
\n* **Procedure and Terms** (contains 27 paragraphs detailing the financing mechanism).
\n* **Annex** (model form of the report on the use of budget funds).<\/p>\n
\n* Two key areas of fund utilization have been defined: the acquisition of housing (specifically on the secondary market with mandatory review of the appraisal) and capital repairs or reconstruction of municipal housing for family-type children’s homes (FTCHs).
\n* A clear formula for calculating the maximum cost of housing has been established, applying regional coefficients and taking into account the needs of children with disabilities.
\n* A two-tier system for selecting objects through the creation of local and regional commissions has been regulated.<\/p>\n
\nThe act has been adapted to the specific conditions of 2026 and integrated with the new public investment management reform. In particular, financing is linked to the inclusion of projects in the state’s sectoral portfolio and the Unified Information System for Public Investment Project Management (in accordance with the baseline Resolution of the CMU No. 527 of 2025). Furthermore, requirements for mandatory co-financing from local budgets (at least 10%) for newly established FTCHs have been strengthened, and strict criteria for territory safety have been introduced (prohibition of purchasing housing in areas of active hostilities or under occupation).<\/p>\n
\n* **Maximum cost formula (para. 8):** Calculated using the formula:
\n $$\\text{MCH} = (21 \\times 12 + 10 + (10 \\times N_i)) \\times B_g \\times K_m$$
\n where the floor area standard for 12 persons (10 children and 2 parents), additional area for children with disabilities ($N_i$), the cost of a square meter ($B_g$), and the city coefficient ($K_m$, which is 1.75 for Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, Dnipro, and Odesa) are taken into account.
\n* **Co-financing (para. 5, subparagraph 12):** For newly established FTCHs, it is mandatory to attract at least 10% of funds from the local budget. This requirement does not apply to families of displaced and evacuated persons.
\n* **Prohibition of alienation (para. 24):** Housing purchased or renovated at the expense of the subvention,…cannot be alienated or used for purposes other than intended. In the event of termination of the activities of a family-type children’s home (FTCH), the local self-government body shall be obliged to transfer this housing to another such family.
\n* **Deadlines for submitting applications (para. 11):** Regional and Kyiv City military administrations have only 30 working days from the moment the Ministry of Social Policy approves the list of FTCHs to submit an official application accompanied by letters of guarantee on co-financing. Missing this deadline deprives the community of the right to receive funds.<\/p>\nOn Approval of the Agreement between the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and the Government of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan on the Waiver of Visa Requirements for Holders of Diplomatic or Service Passports<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nThis Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approves the intergovernmental Agreement with the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan on the facilitation of travel. The document officially waives visa requirements for citizens of both countries who are holders of diplomatic or service passports. The Agreement was signed on March 29, 2026, in the city of Amman and is aimed at facilitating official contacts at the state level. The approval of the resolution is an obligatory procedural step on the part of Ukraine for this international agreement to enter into force.<\/p>\n
\nThe Resolution has a concise structure and consists of a single enacting clause, which approves the aforementioned Agreement, and the signature of the Prime Minister of Ukraine. Since this is an initial act approving an international treaty, it does not directly amend the effective codes or laws of Ukraine. Compared to the prior state of bilateral relations, this act establishes the legal framework for transitioning from a visa-based to a visa-free travel regime for a designated category of officials on a reciprocal basis.<\/p>\n
\nThe following aspects are key for practical application:
\n* **Scope of Persons:** The visa-free regime introduced by the Agreement applies exclusively to holders of valid diplomatic or service passports. It does not apply to citizens with ordinary passports for travel abroad.
\n* **Legal Force:** The resolution itself is an instrument for expressing Ukraine’s consent to be bound by the international treaty. For the actual commencement of visa-free travel, the parties must complete their domestic procedures and exchange diplomatic notes.
\n* **Legal Source:** The specific conditions of stay (duration of visa-free stay, rules of transit and accreditation) are determined directly by the text of the Agreement of March 29, 2026, which becomes an integral part of national legislation after entering into force.<\/p>\nOn Amending the Procedures Approved by the Resolutions of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated March 19, 2022 No. 333 and…<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* **Amendments to Procedure No. 333** (compensation of expenses to individuals for accommodating IDPs): it is established that decisions of the Pension Fund of Ukraine (PFU) on the granting, refusal, or termination of payments shall now be made exclusively in accordance with the Law “On Administrative Procedure”. The right to pre-trial (administrative) and judicial appeal against actions or omissions of the PFU is also clearly regulated.
\n* **Amendments to Procedure No. 616** (compensation for housing and communal services and fuel to facilities, enterprises, institutions, organizations, and sole proprietors (FOPs)):
\n * *Documentary amendments:* the use of a remote inspection report of destroyed property in territories of active or possible hostilities is permitted as a ground for compensation.
\n * *Procedural time limits:* in paragraph 5-1, the time limit is increased from two to three months.
\n * *Procedural changes:* PFU decisions are also subordinated to the Law “On Administrative Procedure”.
\n * *Digitalization:* mandatory display of detailed calculation information, lists of IDPs (indicating the reasons for refusal regarding specific individuals), and payment history in the electronic cabinet on the PFU web portal has been introduced.<\/p>\n
\n* **Remote inspection of property:** For real estate objects located in combat zones where it is impossible to conduct a physical inspection, a remote inspection report (in accordance with CMU Resolution No. 815) can now serve as official confirmation of destruction. This significantly simplifies obtaining compensation for the owners of such property.
\n* **Transparency through the PFU electronic cabinet:** Legal entities and sole proprietors (FOPs) will now see in their electronic cabinet not just the total amount, but a detailed calculation of the compensation, a name-by-name list of IDPs for whom the funds were accrued, and specific preasons for refusal regarding those persons for whom the payment was not approved.
\n* **Extension of terms:** The extension of the term from two to three months in paragraph 5-1 of Procedure No. 616 provides business entities with more time to resolve procedural issues without the risk of losing the right to compensation.<\/p>\nOn Approval of the Methodology for Calculating the Cost of Educational Services in the Field of Vocational Education<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* **The text of the resolution itself** (2 paragraphs), which approves the Methodology and defines the transitional financing rule for institutions implementing it for the first time.
\n* **The Methodology**, which is divided into three key sections:
\n 1. *General Provisions* (definitions of terms, subjects, and general limitations).
\n 2. *The Cost of Educational Services for the Period of the Educational Program Implementation* (formulas for calculating for the entire period of study).
\n 3. *The Cost of Educational Services of a Study Group for the Budget Period (Year)* (formulas for calculating within a single calendar\/budget year).<\/p>\n
\nThe act introduces a single calculation algorithm instead of subjective or unsystematic allocation of funds. Previously, funding was often carried out based on the budget-estimate principle of maintaining the institution. The new Methodology shifts funding to the principle of “money for the training service of a specific specialist.” <\/p>\n
\n* **Labor costs ($Z_p$):** Are calculated based onthe cost of one hour of training ($V_g$), the scheduled number of hours, the actual group size, and the mandatory accrual of the Unified Social Contribution (USC). The cost of one hour of training for programs with a duration of 1.5 years or more may be indexed in accordance with inflation.
\n* **Professional qualification coefficient ($K_p$):** Cannot be less than 0.5. It is established by the customer (local authority) at the beginning of the program and cannot be changed until its completion. For inclusive groups, this coefficient may be increased.
\n* **Consumables ($M_p$):** Calculated through the coefficient of material provision for training ($K_m$), which varies from 0.01 to 0.30 of the payroll, depending on the complexity of the profession. This also includes expenses for the Internet, fire safety measures, etc.
\n* **Utility services ($KP_p$):** Calculated according to a separate formula that allocates the institution’s total costs for heating, electricity, and water proportionally to the training duration of a specific group within the overall structure of all groups of the institution. Utility tariffs may be reviewed during the year in the event of their official increase.
\n* **Exceptions:** The cost of the educational service under this Methodology does not include expenses for the social protection of education seekers (for example, benefits, support for orphans, etc.), which are funded under other expenditure items.<\/p>\n