Government abolishes restriction of terms for approving construction projects
Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has abolished the restriction of terms for approving construction projects implemented using budget funds after examination.
The decision is outlined in a government resolution amending paragraph 4 of the procedure for approving construction projects and examining them.
The government annulled the requirement that restricted the term for approving the project implemented using budget funds, funds of state-run and municipal enterprises, institutions and organizations and government-secured credits with three months.
The resolution along with central and local authorities permits state-run scientific organizations to approve the construction projects with the estimated cost of UAH 120-400 million.
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