The committee explains its decision by the fact that "the imperfection of the main provisions of the draft Law may negatively affect the organization of the work of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine."
In addition, this draft law "contains a number of significant shortcomings regarding its concept and structure, completeness of the presentation of legal norms, as noted in the conclusion of the Main Scientific and Expert Department."
Therefore, the Committee on Rules of Procedure submits to the Verkhovna Rada a proposal on the inexpediency of including the draft law in the agenda of the fifth session of the Verkhovna Rada or on its rejection based on the results of consideration at first reading.
During the consideration of this issue at the committee, the author himself, Oleksandr Zadorozhnyi, was present.
As is known, Zadorozhnyi's draft law No. 5036 provides for the creation of a Service of Parliamentary Bailiffs. It is proposed to entrust it with the state protection of the session hall of the Verkhovna Rada, ensuring the safety of MPs in the hall, as well as the protection of property that ensures the activity of the parliament and is located in the plenary session hall.
According to the draft law, the head of the Service of the Parliamentary Bailiff will be appointed by the head of the Department of State Protection of Ukraine in agreement with the chairman of the Verkhovna Rada (the head of the DSO himself is appointed and dismissed by the president of Ukraine).
At present, the Committee on Rules of Procedure, Parliamentary Ethics and Organization of Work of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine includes 12 people's deputies, of whom 3 are members of the communist faction (including the committee chairman Ts Valentyn Matvieiev), 4 — BYuT, one each — "Our Ukraine" and the SPU, 2 — "Regions of Ukraine" and 1 — the "People's Power" group.