Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi has no permanent advisers, although Ruslan Kvitin, Oleg Kryzhanivskyi, Anna Koziarska and Oleksandr Shevelov work with him on a voluntary basis. This was confirmed on 24 October by the Secretariat of the Cabinet of Ministers in response to an enquiry from the Interfax-Ukraine news agency. The advisers do not hold permanent posts within the Secretariat.<\/p>\n
Briefly about the main points<\/strong><\/p>\n The Cabinet Secretariat provided details of the composition of the Prime Minister\u2019s advisory group in response to a journalist\u2019s enquiry. This refers to collaboration without holding official posts within the Government Secretariat.<\/p>\n The list includes Ruslan Kvitin<\/strong>, Oleg Kryzhanivsky<\/strong>, Anna Kozyarska<\/strong> and Alexander Shevelov<\/strong>. In September, OBOZ, citing a government response, reported on three advisers \u2014 Kvitin, Kryzhanivsky and Kozyarska. The list dated 24 October also includes Shevelov.<\/p>\n In the Cabinet of Ministers\u2019 September response regarding the three advisers, it was stated that they are not in an employment relationship with the Secretariat and do not receive a salary from it for this work.<\/p>\n Ruslan Kvitin is a lawyer and solicitor with experience in corporate and legal matters. In particular, he was involved in the process of restoring state control over the company \u00abUkrnafta<\/a>\u00bb.<\/p>\n Oleg Kryzhanivsky previously served as Director of the Corporate Rights Management Department at the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine. Prior to that, he held a post within the Antimonopoly Committee and dealt with issues relating to the energy sector.<\/p>\n\n
Four voluntary advisers<\/h2>\n
Advisers\u2019 experience and consultation with communities<\/h2>\n