"The new government had unique opportunities to radically change life for the better," said Oleksandr Martyniuk, head of the Volyn regional political council of the "Pora-PRP" bloc. "Instead, for more than a year we have been watching internal conflicts, mutual mudslinging and accusations. This applies both to the team of \\"Our Ukraine\\" and to representatives of the Tymoshenko Bloc led by Yulia Volodymyrivna\\". This was reported to the Western Information Corporation on 21 February by the press service of the VOO PRP. "And it all began with the fact," believes Oleksandr Martyniuk, "that internal relations in the "orange camp" were built chaotically, without clear rules of the game, no one clearly explained to people the spheres of responsibility in the system of the new government. As a result, Tymoshenko accuses the President's entourage of all mortal sins, and the "entourage" responds to Yulia Volodymyrivna in kind. Everyone is guilty. Guilty before the people who gave the politicians a unique advance of trust, guilty before the Maidan, which demanded the realization of completely different values and different actions. The situation can only be corrected by acknowledging the problem, one's own mistakes and miscalculations, and uniting without any bargaining for positions or preconditions. The only condition can be only joint effective work for the Ukrainian people.""Changes in local councils," is convinced Anton Sosnovskyi, head of the regional election headquarters of the GB "Pora-PRP", "will make it possible to restore order in all spheres of life that directly affect every Volyn resident. These include municipal services, the use of natural resources, and budget finances. Loud statements about fighting corruption should be translated into the plane of that very fight. If the forest is being stolen, then thieves must be caught, not lamented that few new trees are being planted; if land is being distributed unfairly, then justice must be restored and officials who allowed this injustice must be punished, not complained about imperfect legislation."Lutsk city council deputy Dmytro Moskvych, head of the "Pora-PRP" headquarters in Lutsk, sees no obstacles to quickly restoring order in municipal services. "Personnel changes, strict control over the use of budget and public funds, and effective management of municipal enterprises — these are the simple recipes for correcting the situation," believes Dmytro Kuzmovych, "that lie on the surface. You simply need to have the political will — just take and do it."Politicians from the "Pora-PRP" Bloc are confident that there is no need to look for special approaches to improve the activity of the new government — PORA only needs to restore ORDER!