As is known, on July 18, 2004, delegates of the VIII congress of the "Reforms and Order" party adopted a decision to rename it the "Our Ukraine" party, in order to protect the name from encroachment by various political marginals, that is, after on May 5 of this year, instead of uniting parties on the basis of the "Our Ukraine" bloc, the "People's Union 'Our Ukraine'" party was created. The party leader, Minister of Finance of Ukraine Viktor Pynzenyk, called on the delegates of the X extraordinary congress to return the historical name of the "Reforms and Order" party; the corresponding decision was adopted.
V. Pynzenyk also noted that he consciously remains in the government and made this decision "exclusively due to economic circumstances." According to party member Volodymyr Filenko, Pynzenyk's presence in the minister's chair can and should be regarded as an assignment from the party.
According to the chairman of the PRP, taking into account sociological research, it is now obvious that in the parliamentary elections the majority will be gained by the blocs under the auspices of the "People's Union 'Our Ukraine'" party and the Party of Regions and the Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc, and therefore none of them will be able to form a parliamentary majority on its own. Therefore, V. Pynzenyk sets a goal before the party: to do everything to unite the forces of former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko, as well as other forces that spoke out in defense of democracy and independence of Ukraine during the presidential elections. Based on the results of the set goal, at the next congress, which will take place on December 3, the form of participation in the elections will be determined. A corresponding resolution was approved, which notes that it is necessary to begin the process of negotiations with the "Batkivshchyna" party.
"The hotbed of political scandal, which flared up from a spark of misunderstanding between the leaders of the Orange Revolution, has almost completely burned to ashes the Ukrainian people's trust in our government. In order to minimize the likelihood of such a situation after the 2006 elections, so that such unpleasant excesses do not arise, we will try to do everything possible and even more. Of course, there are no illusions about success," said the head of the Volyn regional organization of the "Reforms and Order" party, Oleksandr Martyniuk, "but we have a set goal before us — a democratic Ukraine, in which well-being, economic and political stability, transparency and honesty in government prevail, and the ambitions of politicians should remain in the offices of those in power," said the head of the Volyn regional organization of the "Reforms and Order" party, Oleksandr Martyniuk.