Representatives of the President of Ukraine

Representatives of the President of Ukraine (Ukrainian: Представники Президента України) are five chief offices that are directed by a presidential representative. Given that the President of Ukraine is head of state, the President faces the need to represent his/her interests in different political and judicial bodies of power in the country.

List of representatives

the Presidential representative of Ukraine in Crimea[1]
the Constitutional Court of Ukraine[2][3]
the Verkhovna Rada (parliament)[4][5]
the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine[6]
the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant[7]

Notes

References

Constitution of Ukraine Title X - The Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Official website of the President of Ukraine
Presidential Authority Archived 2008-10-13 at the Wayback Machine, Official website of the President of Ukraine
President of Ukraine, Official website of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine
Yanukovych appoints Miroshnychenko his representative in parliament, Kyiv Post (March 24, 2010)
Poroshenko appoints Kniazevych as his envoy to Rada, Interfax-Ukraine (17 June 2014)
Yanukovych appointed Akimova representative of President of Ukraine in CM, UNIAN (March 16, 2010)
(in Ukrainian) про Представника Президента України на Чорнобильській АЕС, State Specialized Enterprise "Chernobyl NPP" (February 19, 2007)

Presidency of Ukraine

Standard of the president of Ukraine

Administration and
supporting agencies

"Security bloc"	Headquarters of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief National Security and Defense Council Procurator General* Foreign Intelligence Service Derzhspetszviazok Security Service of Ukraine* Administration of State Security General Staff Pardons Commission
"Administrative bloc"	Anti-Monopoly Committee* State Property Fund* State Committee on Television and Radio broadcasting* Public Humanitarian Council National Institute of Strategic Research National Academy for Public Administration
Supporting	Administration building Constitutional Assembly of Ukraine Representatives Crimea State Management of Affairs

(*) approved by parliament

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