ARMA Public Control Council formed with representatives of nine NGOs following vote
The National Agency for Asset Recovery and Management (ARMA), following an online ranked voting process held from September 29 through October 2, 2026, has approved the membership of its Public Control Council, the agency said on Thursday.
The National Agency for Asset Recovery and Management (ARMA) has established a Public Control Council, following a ranked voting process held between September 29 and October 2, 2026. The council consists of nine representatives from civil society organizations, including Yevhen Linnyk from the D7 Foundation NGO, Oksana Ihnatenko, Serhiy Verenчuk, and Mykola Malukha from the Center for Public Control NGO, Tetiana Yatsyk, Alona Shokarieva, and Olena Reznikova from the Ukrainian Legal Society NGO, Andriy Tkachuk from Transparency International Ukraine NGO, and Tetiana Nesterenko from the Revival of Ukraine Democracy Development Fund NGO.
The council was formed to facilitate cooperation between ARMA and civil society, with the power to oversee ARMA's activities, monitor its actions, review annual reports, examine draft regulations, and submit proposals. Members will also ensure the legality and transparency of asset manager selection and asset sales, and participate in ARMA's competition and disciplinary commissions.
The election process was delayed multiple times due to technical issues, including a postponement of a previous vote in August 2026 due to a technical failure. A total of 31 candidates from 17 civil organizations initially applied, with 27 candidates qualifying for the ranked vote.
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