The governor of Volyn, Volodymyr Bondar, resigned his powers as a deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine more than three weeks ago. He personally announced this on Monday at a staff meeting in the regional state administration. \n \nVolodymyr Bondar noted that he wrote a corresponding statement on the resignation of deputy powers; in addition, there are also court decisions. \n \nMr. Bondar also noted that he was appointed to the position of head of the Volyn Regional State Administration by the President of Ukraine, so he cannot let him down. If the President believes that Volodymyr Bondar's place is at the head of the region, then he will perform his duties where it is most necessary for the state and for the President with whom he went into the elections. \n \nLet me remind you that after the "Orange Revolution" many deputies of the Ukrainian parliament received positions in executive bodies, both at the state level and in the regions. Since then, repeatedly, the speaker of the parliament, Volodymyr Lytvyn, and other politicians have called on dual-office deputies to decide on the place of their service to the Ukrainian people. President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko also called on them to decide. \n \nI note that until recently there were 29 dual-office deputies in the Verkhovna Rada. \n