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Oleksandr Lisitskov – new Head of the Department

   
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Minister of Justice of Ukraine Oleksandr Lavrynovych introduced the Head of the State Department of Ukraine for the Execution of Sentences to the management staff

On 1 April 2010, Minister of Justice of Ukraine Oleksandr Lavrynovych personally introduced the newly appointed head of the agency—the Head of the State Department of Ukraine for the Execution of Sentences, Lisitskov Oleksandr Volodymyrovych—to the management staff of the State Department of Ukraine for the Execution of Sentences.
During the introduction of the newly appointed Head of the State Department, O. Lavrynovych emphasized that today the main task is to ensure the reliable functioning of the State Criminal-Executive Service of Ukraine, which, unfortunately, was never a priority for state attention.
The Minister of Justice focused on the problems that the management of the State Department of Ukraine for the Execution of Sentences needs to concentrate on first and foremost. “We will act jointly, systematically, and decisively,” emphasized Oleksandr Lavrynovych, wishing the agency’s management staff effective work.
Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Anatoliy Mohyliov, who was present at the introduction ceremony of the Head of the State Department Oleksandr Lisitskov, focused the attention of those present on the importance of the interaction between the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine and the State Department of Ukraine for the Execution of Sentences for the benefit of the people, for the good of Ukraine. “We must move in a united front to fight crime,” noted A. Mohyliov.
The newly appointed Head of the State Department of Ukraine for the Execution of Sentences, Oleksandr Lisitskov, assured those present that he would make every effort to fulfill the set tasks, emphasizing their importance. “Less talking is needed, and we should work more,” emphasized Oleksandr Lisitskov and called on all those present to work effectively.

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