The election bloc's statement reads:
"The given information is untrue based on the following.
In the city of Lutsk, the newspaper of the Volyn regional organization of the political party 'People's Union Our Ukraine' – 'Our Ukraine – Volyn' No. 1 dated February 16, 2006, is being distributed free of charge. The said newspaper is distributed with indication of the organization that carried out the printing, with indication of the circulation, editor, editorial address, etc., therefore, there are no violations of the procedure for conducting pre-election campaigning, including Part 23 of Article 71 of the Law of Ukraine 'On Elections of People's Deputies of Ukraine,' on the part of the election bloc 'Our Ukraine' in the city of Lutsk.
The election bloc 'Our Ukraine' conducts its election campaign on the principles of legality, publicity and openness.
The election bloc 'Our Ukraine' is a team that came from the Maidan, a team that fights for honest government and honest elections. The election campaign of the election bloc 'Our Ukraine' is campaigning within the framework of the Law for a team that supports the people's President and people's government.
Authorized person from the election bloc 'Our Ukraine' in territorial election district No. 23 A. I. Smolyuk."
Reference.
On February 23, during a press conference, deputy head of the Volyn branch of the CVU Yuriy Kresak cited examples of violations of current election legislation by political parties and candidates for elected office. The bloc "Our Ukraine" leads in this.
In particular, in Lutsk "advertising special issues of the newspaper 'Our Ukraine. Volyn' are being distributed in NSNU campaign tents without any imprint data" (Article 71, Part 23 of the Law of Ukraine "On Elections of People's Deputies of Ukraine"). In the newspaper "Volyn," advertising announcements about NSNU and BYuT campaign films are published in one block with social and commercial advertising (Article 71, Part 7 of the Law of Ukraine "On Elections of People's Deputies of Ukraine"). Advertising posters without imprint data "They betrayed the Ukrainian people," "Lutsk 2006 – our city, our Ukraine," etc.
Also, without any imprint data, advertising posters of candidates for the post of Lutsk city mayor Oleh Chernetskyi "We will build the city together," Yevhen Melnyk "We will overcome corruption in Lutsk," Inna Reikina "Honest people exist! Inna Reikina. Heard?" were distributed.
Yuriy Kresak notes the high-quality and expensive printing on these campaign materials, which indicates the use of large funds for election campaigning.