The Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc considers it possible for the BYuT and "Our Ukraine" factions to jointly submit a petition to the Constitutional Court regarding political reform. She stated this today, November 23, to journalists in Berlin after a meeting with Andreas Schockenhoff, deputy chairman for foreign and European policy of the CDU/CSU faction in the Bundestag, according to the BYuT press service. \n \nTymoshenko reported that BYuT has the text of the constitutional petition regarding political reform and can provide it to "Our Ukraine." \n \nShe recalled that 45 people's deputies' signatures are required to appeal to the Constitutional Court, but hopes that there will be around 200 such signatures. \n \nTymoshenko noted that previously there was no sense in submitting such a petition to the CC, since its composition had been appointed back in Leonid Kuchma's time. At the same time, she hopes that the new composition of the Constitutional Court will be guided by the interests of the state rather than political expediency. \n \nRecall that by his decree Yushchenko created a constitutional commission to form a unified position on issues of the country's development prospects. \n \nVerkhovna Rada Chairman Oleksandr Moroz proposes that all political forces hold a round table with the participation of the President of Ukraine and the Prime Minister on the issue of continuing political reform. \n \n