
Corruption Schemes Disguised as Investor-Friendly Changes
Any developer or investor would prefer to change land-use designation without additional complications involving the community or local authorities. The new initiative, despite European practice, allows such changes outside settlement boundaries in cases where there is no urban planning documentation, and without requiring a land management project.
This applies to the construction of industrial and agricultural enterprises. Similar rules for industrial development already exist, but only for enterprises relocated from combat zones, and only for the duration of martial law.
In contrast, the new draft law is not limited to addressing urgent wartime needs. Instead, its provisions would remain in force for five years after the end of martial law.
The civic initiative Holka conducted a detailed analysis of the draft law and identified why existing anti-corruption safeguards did not effectively prevent potential risks.
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#9627 - Corruption Schemes Disguised as Investor-Friendly Changes



#9627 - Corruption Schemes Disguised as Investor-Friendly Changes




#9627 - Corruption Schemes Disguised as Investor-Friendly Changes




#9627 - Corruption Schemes Disguised as Investor-Friendly Changes




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