On July 13, at an expanded consultative council with the leaders of the region's political forces, the head of the Volyn Regional State Administration, Volodymyr Bondar, promised that a new wave of changes in the region's district state administrations would take place in the near future, reported the Western Information Corporation's own correspondent. \n \nAmong the four issues brought up for discussion, the most attention was devoted to personnel policy in the RSA. Many complaints were voiced by politicians regarding appointments in the district state administrations. In particular, it was stated that the main demand of the "Orange Revolution" was the replacement of old cadres with new ones, that the parties' proposals were not taken into account during the formation of the DSAs, that new heads in the districts are trying to ban the existence in district councils of any factions other than NSNU, and so on. \n \nVolodymyr Bondar acknowledged that some individuals in new positions are not coping with their duties and sometimes exceed their authority. He also emphasized that the "probationary" period had ended and that new changes in positions in the district state administrations would take place in the near future. \n