Justice understood that officials will continue to steal

Entry into force of the law on the basis of the fight against corruption does not significantly affect its level in Ukraine. This was stated by Justice Minister Oleksandr Lavrynovych on the First National Channel. In his view, the level of corruption affecting quite different factors. "If there is a pantry and it spilled flour or grain, and put the trap out there, despite their presence, the mouse will still run for grain. We should make sure that the grain is not scattered," - said Mr. Lavrynovych. According to him, to fight corruption, we need honest officials to declare their income and expenses. Lavrinovich recalled that the Constitutional Court of Ukraine for the Treatment of Ukraine's Supreme Court declared unconstitutional the mandatory declaration of incomes close relatives of officials. The minister stressed that the need to "find the tools that could affect the way that the more transparent are people who perform public functions and have rights on behalf of the state to make decisions." The head of the Ministry of Justice expressed the view that inappropriate for a separate body that was fighting against corruption. "If suddenly there is a problem, say, a flu epidemic, the creation of the Ministry of influenza will not solve the problem. Obviously, you simply need to wash their hands, to be vaccinated, do not happen in crowded places ... creation of another authority can only increase corruption manifestations. We have enough law enforcement officers who may, and must fight corruption in all its manifestations ", - A. Lavrynovych. Earlier Lavrinovich said that despite the opposition of the MPs from the opposition, parliament adopts law on principles of combating corruption. As you know, December 23, 2010 the Verkhovna Rada passed bill number 7487, "On the bases of preventing and combating corruption" in the first reading. At the meeting on 3 March parliamentarians considered 120 amendments to the document and agreed to consider some provisions in the third reading. Ministry of Industry