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Zelensky submits bill to restore SBU asset declarations

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President Volodymyr Zelensky has designated the proposal urgent. It would amend Ukraine's anti-corruption law on declarations by security personnel and access to them during martial law.

President Volodymyr Zelensky has submitted a bill aimed at restoring asset declarations for employees of the Security Service of Ukraine, or SBU, RBC-Ukraine reported on November 9, citing the parliamentary bill record.

The proposal concerns declaration rules for certain categories of military personnel in the security forces and access to declarations during martial law. According to RBC-Ukraine, parliament has received the bill and referred it to its leadership and a committee for consideration. Zelensky designated it urgent; the report describes a legislative proposal, not an enacted change.

RBC-Ukraine did not specify the bill number, detailed exemptions, a timetable for consideration or the precise time of submission.

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