Accessing Declarations and Registry Information
The National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) regularly receives numerous requests concerning access to asset declarations, verification outcomes, registry data, and clarifications about declaration rules and conflicts of interest. According to Ukrainian law, information from these declarations is publicly available through the Unified State Register of Declarations, searchable by name or other criteria. However, due to martial law, access to certain declarations may be temporarily restricted.
For details on individuals who have been held accountable for corruption offenses, inquiries should be directed to the Unified State Register of Persons Found Guilty of Such Violations. Users can also generate an online personal information report or request an official extract from this register following established procedures.
Promoting Transparency and Public Information Access
The NACP publishes the results of completed full declaration checks on its official website, along with a list of ongoing inspections. Answers to common questions regarding declarations, conflicts of interest, and other agency functions are consolidated in the "Knowledge Base" section of the NACP website. It is advisable to consult this resource before submitting any requests to ensure up-to-date information.
Given the high volume of public inquiries about declaration access, the NACP emphasizes its commitment to transparency in both the declaration process and anti-corruption efforts. While martial law imposes some limitations on access to specific documents—potentially complicating oversight of public officials’ financial activities—the agency continues to provide timely updates through its online platform. This approach reflects a strong dedication to openness and accountability in government operations during challenging times.