The government has postponed the consideration of the draft bill on time order on the territory of Ukraine till the next week, Emergency Situations Minister Viktor Baloha told journalists after the session of the Cabinet, ForUm correspondent reports.
According to Baloha, the draft bill was submitted by Economy Ministry with a request to regulate the issue and to reject time conversion, but the government decided to postpone the consideration.
"The draft bill has not been approved today. Later we will hold a meeting with Prime Minister Azarov," the official said.
Baloha also informed that vice PM Borys Kolesnikov supported the idea to switch to summer time and remain there, in the third time zone. "Kolesnikov says we should bring Ukraine to the third time zone for Russians to be comfortable to visit us," the Minister added.
According to Baloha, the draft bill was submitted by Economy Ministry with a request to regulate the issue and to reject time conversion, but the government decided to postpone the consideration.
"The draft bill has not been approved today. Later we will hold a meeting with Prime Minister Azarov," the official said.
Baloha also informed that vice PM Borys Kolesnikov supported the idea to switch to summer time and remain there, in the third time zone. "Kolesnikov says we should bring Ukraine to the third time zone for Russians to be comfortable to visit us," the Minister added.
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