"The position of the People's Party is constructive. On the one hand, we are not in opposition to the government or to the authorities. On the other hand, we believe that the new authorities cannot be allowed to break the law. Living outside the law is easier than within the field of law. And if we allow officials to break the law even once, this desire will arise in them more and more often, and every day they will try more and more often to violate the law," People's Deputy of Ukraine, head of the People's Party faction Ihor Yeremieiev told the Western Information Corporation on June 7. \n \nThat is precisely why the People's Party was one of the first in the Verkhovna Rada to issue a statement regarding the fact that it was aware of cases where people are dismissed from work or from certain positions solely for the reason that they voted differently in the Presidential election for one reason or another. When these facts were confirmed, the party began preparing the necessary materials. \n \nAs of today, the People's Party is collecting information about those people who were illegally dismissed from their positions. There is already a corresponding statement by the People's Party regarding what is happening in Sumy, Zhytomyr, and Chernivtsi oblasts, where the heads of the regional state administrations are behaving improperly. \n \nIhor Yeremieiev emphasizes that "if we have a fact of a violation of the law by one or another official, regardless of where it is – whether in a district, in an oblast, or in Kyiv, regarding a party member or even a person who is not in our party but has turned to us, we will unequivocally defend their interests. Whether it will be a parliamentary inquiry, an appeal to the Prosecutor General's Office, or the opening of a criminal case – that is another matter. But every person, in our opinion, has the right to protection and has the right to work." \n