The resignation statement of the former head of the press service of the city mayor and already former adviser to the mayor Anton Kryvytskyi, Volodymyr Bielskyi, has been signed. Although city hall officials do not agree with the motives for the resignation "in connection with disagreement with the information policy of the executive committee." This is how the first deputy of the Lutsk city mayor, currently acting head Sviatoslav Kravchuk, commented on 15 May on the resignation of Volodymyr Bielskyi. \n \n"His statement, in agreement with the head of the Lutsk city council, was signed by me today," Sviatoslav Kravchuk informed the own correspondent of the Western Information Corporation. "This is the right of every person – to choose where to work. A person determines their capabilities, the capabilities of the manager, and decides on their further professional activity," added the acting city mayor. \n \nIn his opinion, Volodymyr Bielskyi did not register his statement correctly, which is why it ended up without a response. "Volodymyr Bielskyi was hired by the city mayor, he is directly subordinate to him, so I suggested that he address Anton Fedorovych," explained Sviatoslav Kravchuk. (Let us recall that Anton Kryvytskyi has been on vacation since 1 June). \n \nAs for the assessment of Anton Kryvytskyi's team, Sviatoslav Kravchuk noted: "I think that the work of deputy heads can be assessed by the city mayor and the residents of the territorial community. Mr. Bielskyi's functions are not written out, and therefore this is purely his objective or subjective opinion. The opinion of a person who worked in the city council and is somewhat familiar with the work of the city council. I think there is nothing so terrible here." \n \nAt the same time, he expressed incomprehension as to why Volodymyr Bielskyi was silent a year ago, when the 10th anniversary of Kryvytskyi's team was celebrated – "Back then, then, there was a team, and now everyone is pulling their own cart?..." — he asks rhetorically. \n \nRegarding the future elections, Sviatoslav Kravchuk noted: "Today, very many of those events that are taking place in our state, region, and Lutsk are for some reason linked to 2006. We all need to work until 2006. If we think only about elections, then none of those who currently hold leadership positions and do not create conditions for a normal life for people will win them." \n