Constituent meeting on the creation of the deputy faction of the Ukrainian People's Party was held in the Ivanychi District Council. Nataliya Svitnytska, a deputy of the district council from Ivanychi electoral district No. 1, was elected head of the faction, Serhiy Nedbaylo (Rykovychi electoral district No. 20) was elected deputy head, and Oleh Franchuk (Staroporytsk electoral district No. 23) was elected secretary. At present, the faction includes 16 deputies, of whom 13 are members of the UNP and 3 are non-partisan. \nAt the meeting, the "Regulation on the deputy faction of the Ukrainian People's Party in the Ivanychi District Council" was approved, by which the elected representatives will be guided in their activities, and the priority areas of the faction's work for the near future were determined. \n "In the context of recent political events, in particular the political structuring of the electoral bloc 'Our Ukraine' and the formation of the party 'People's Union 'Our Ukraine', as well as the formation of the UNP parliamentary faction," explains Ruslan HOLODIUK, a deputy of the district council and head of the district organization of the UNP. "We adopted a decision on the creation of the deputy faction of the Ukrainian People's Party in the district council. On the basis of party membership, a 'core' of the faction has been formed, and the process of its formation is still ongoing, since the regulation clearly states that not only UNP members but also non-partisan deputies may be part of it. It is no secret that the position and activities of the party, in particular its district organization, appeal to many elected representatives of the district, so we hope for a significant replenishment of the faction's ranks." \nThe faction of the Ukrainian People's Party has also been created in the Kamin-Kashyrskyi District Council; it includes 11 UNP members and 5 non-partisan deputies. The process of forming factions in local councils is ongoing, and if the required number of deputies is available, the corresponding decision will be adopted at the next regular sessions of the councils. \n