In an attempt to derail the ‘anti-Kolomoisky’ banking bill, members of the oligarch’s Rada faction have submitted over 13,000 amendments to the bill that won initial Rada approval one week ago

In an attempt to derail the ‘anti-Kolomoisky’ banking bill, members of the oligarch’s Rada faction have submitted over 13,000 amendments to the bill that won initial Rada approval one week ago. In a similar attack on the farm land market bill, Rada members filed 4,018 amendments to the bill, forcing the Rada to evaluate each one and delaying the second vote for two months. “If I were to be asked whether this will topple the law, I would say no,” Yaroslav Zhelezniak, deputy head of the Rada finance committee in the parliament and member of the Voice party, tells the Kyiv Post. “I believe the law will be adopted closer to Thursday (April 9).”