VRU adopted law on Cabinet

People’s deputies have adopted the law on the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. The ForUm’s correspondent reports.

Such decision has been supported by 245 People’s deputies: 155 People’s deputies from the BYuT, 71 People's deputies from the OU-PSD and 19 People’s deputies from the bloc of Lytvyn.

Speaker of the parliament Arseniy Yatsenyuk has stated: “Political document is adopted”.

After the law on the Cabinet, according to the agenda, People’s deputies have started to consider anti inflation laws.

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