How a local council appointed a starosta – the experience that is not worth repeating
Last November a reader of the Decentralisation portal addressed our editorial board, asking us to clarify if an entrepreneur (a farmer) is entitled to be a starosta, a local council deputy and a council land commission member simultaneously.
Lesya Fedchenko, an expert in law issues of the Decentralisation Support Office, has provided with the clarifications available in the material.
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Пресцентр ініціативи "Децентралізація"
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