ARMA head selection commission softens criteria for passing legislation knowledge test
The competition commission for selecting the head of the National Agency of Ukraine for Detection, Tracing and Management of Assets (ARMA) unanimously approved a new version of the competition procedure and the assessment criteria and methodology at a meeting on Monday.
The commission overseeing the selection of ARMA's head unanimously modified the criteria for the legislation knowledge test on Monday. Now, any candidate who takes the test and finishes it within the allowed time, regardless of their score, will pass. They will then advance to the cognitive abilities test. Achieving a score of 55 or higher on this test qualifies the candidate for the final ranking based on their performance in both tests.
The cognitive test will constitute 40% of the overall ranking, while the legislation knowledge test will account for 60%. Furthermore, the commission adopted an amended version of its rules of procedure, including technical changes to working days and restricted access materials. The commission's members remained constant, consisting of six individuals from Germany, Ukraine, and international financial crime expertise. The deadline for submitting competition documents is now set from October 26 to November 26.
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