Alliance of National Unity

Composition of the Verkhovna Rada with the Alliance of National Unity.

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Other countries · Atlas Politics portal view · Ukrainian: Коаліція національної єдності) was the name of the governing coalition of the Party of Regions, the Communist Party and the Socialist Party in Ukraine [1] after the Ukrainian parliamentary election, 2006 and the 2006 Ukrainian political crisis. Until 24 March 2007, it was known as Anti-Crisis Alliance (Ukrainian: Антикризова коаліція).[2] Overview Before the crisis which sparked the 2007 parliamentary election, the coalition consisted of the following 249 members of parliamentary parties: Party of Regions (186) Socialist Party of Ukraine (31) Communist Party of Ukraine (21) Yulia Tymoshenko Electoral Bloc (6) Our Ukraine (5) At its highest point the Alliance consisted of 260 members, and the trend was that opposition members were willing to join the Alliance, and thereby undermine the authority of the President and move towards the 300 constitutional majority. On April 6, 2007 the coalition's members count was reduced to 238 members:[3][4] Party of Regions (186) Socialist Party of Ukraine (31) Communist Party of Ukraine (21) Fall of cabinet President of Ukraine Yushchenko dissolved parliament on 2 April 2007 because he believed the government was acting illegally during the 2007 Ukrainian political crisis. Yushchenko argued that the constitution only allows whole parliamentary blocs to change sides, not individuals deputies. Yushchenko, Yanukovych and parliamentary speaker Oleksandr Moroz agreed in late May 2007 that the election would be held on 30 September, provided that at least 150 opposition and pro-president MPs formally gave up their seats, thereby creating the legal grounds for dissolving parliament. This happened.[5] Composition The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine of the Alliance of National Unity had been appointed on August 4, 2006,[6] it served until the twelfth Cabinet and Second Tymoshenko Government was chosen on December 18, 2007.[7] It's composition was: Prime Minister - Viktor Yanukovych (Party of Regions) First Vice Prime Minister, Finance Minister - Mykola Azarov (Party of Regions) Vice Prime Minister in affairs of Building, Architecture and Housing and Communal Services - Volodymyr Rybak Vice Prime Minister - Andriy Klyuev (Party of Regions) Vice Prime Minister - Dmytro Tabachnyk (Party of Regions) Vice Prime Minister - Viktor Slauta Vice Prime Minister - Volodymyr Radchenko (January 12 - May 25, 2007) replaced with Oleksandr Kuzmuk Minister of Internal Affairs - Vasyl Tsushko (Socialist Party of Ukraine) Minister for Foreign Affairs - Borys Tarasyuk (dismissed on December 1, 2006)[8] replaced with Arseniy Yatsenyuk Minister of Coal Mining Industry - Serhiy Tulub (Party of Regions) Minister of Culture - Yuriy Bohutsky Minister of Defense - Anatoliy Hrytsenko Minister of Economy - Volodymyr Makukha replaced with Anatoliy Kinakh (Industrials and Entrepreneurs) Minister of Education and Science - Stanislav Nikolaenko Fuel and Energy Minister - Yuriy Boyko Minister of Labor and Social Policy - Mykhailo Papiev Health Minister - Yuriy Polyachenko Minister of Agro-Industrial Complex - Yuriy Melnyk (Ukrainian People's Party) Minister of Industrial Policy - Anatoliy Holovko Minister of Environmental Protection - Vasyl Dzharty Minister of Transport and Communications - Mykola Rudkovsky Minister of Emergencies - Nestor Shufrych Minister for Family, Youth and Sport - Viktor Korzh Minister of Justice - Oleksandr Lavrynovych Minister in connections with Verkhovna Rada and other state authorities - Ivan Tkalenko Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers - Anatoliy Tolstoukhov References ^ "Agreement on creation of Anti-Crisis Coalition beetwean parties" (in Ukrainian). 2006-07-07. http://zakon1.rada.gov.ua/cgi-bin/laws/main.cgi?nreg=n0005001-06.  ^ "Ukrainian ruling parliamentary coalition renamed as Alliance of National Unity". People's Daily Online. 2007-04-27. http://english.people.com.cn/200703/24/eng20070324_360674.html.  ^ "Transcript of Verkhovna Rada meeting" (in Ukrainian). Official parliament website. 2007-04-06. pp. at about 13:27:02. http://www.rada.gov.ua/zakon/skl5/3session/STENOGR/06040703_28.htm.  ^ "Coalition officially reduced to 238 deputies" (in Ukrainian). UNIAN. 2007-04-06. http://www.unian.net/ukr/news/news-191021.html.  ^ Q&A: Ukrainian parliamentary poll , BBC News (1 October 2007) ^ announcement on the Ukrainian parliamentary official website ^ Laws of Ukraine. Order of the Verkhovna Rada No. 10-VI: On the formation of the composition of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. Passed on 2007-12-18. (Ukrainian) ^ (Yushchenko issued a decree that Tarasyuk must keep his job. Despite a court order and a presidential decree, he was not allowed to enter cabinet meetings. 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