Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman has suggested all members of the National Agency for Corruption Prevention (NACP) should resign due to the problems in the operation of the electronic declarations registry.

"I advise you to gather today and write resignation letters," the prime minister said at a government meeting on Wednesday.

The prime minister specified that he was talking about members of the NACP.

Before that Groysman criticized the work of NACP Head Natalia Korchak for her inability to establish smooth operation of the registry.

"You are unable to organize the work of your website, and thus you put all people [who are obliged to submit e-declaration] in danger of serving two years in prison, and there are hundreds of thousands of such people in our country," Groysman said.

He also stressed that he himself was unable to file an e-declaration in accordance with the law.

The prime minister called to take all the necessary measures to settle the technical issues of the process of e-declarations submission.

In response, Korchak blamed a system administrator for the flaws in the registry's operation.