On December 28, 2023, the commission for the selection of the NACP Head unanimously admitted 46 candidates to further participation in the competitive selection.
These individuals, in the opinion of the Commission, undoubtedly complied with the formal requirements of the law for the applicants. The list includes:
- Ahiya Zahrebelska
- Anastasia Zernova
- Andrii Alimpiyev
- Andrii Teteruk
- Andrii Vyshnevskyi
- Dmytro Kalmykov
- Dmytro Nazarov
- Ihor Drobko
- Iryna Kireyeva
- Iryna Mostova
- Ivan Yuriichuk
- Kateryna Dibrova
- Kateryna Kapliuk
- Khavanov Artem
- Mykhailo Miroshnichenko
- Oleh Khoronovskyi
- Oleh Koretskyi
- Oleh Palii
- Oleksandr Hladun
- Oleksandr Novytskyi
- Oleksandr Shulha
- Oleksandr Skomarov
- Oleksandr Starodubtsev
- Oleksii Vats
- Pavlo Kulyk
- Roman Koriuk
- Roman Romaniuk
- Ruslan Ihonin
- Serhii Berveno
- Serhii Hupiak
- Serhii Mashtabei
- Serhii Podhorets
- Serhii Stepanian
- Sofia Sapihura
- Stanislav Bronevytskyi
- Stanislav Seriohin
- Tetiana Kalyta
- Vadym Pryimak
- Valentyna Senyk
- Viktor Pavlushchyk
- Vitalii Hatseliuk
- Vitalii Kachurovskyi
- Vitalii Nikulin
- Volodymyr Podorozhko
- Volodymyr Soima
- Yurii Khyt
Five more people were admitted after discussing the compliance of their document packages with the competitive procedure. Namely:
- Maria Horishnia
- Oleh Kornienko
- Hennadii Kryvosheya
- Roman Norets
- Oleksii Shevchuk
The Commission also determined the order and timeframes of the next stages of the competition.
On January 4, candidates will undergo psychological testing as well as tests for general abilities and reliability.
On January 11, the selected candidates will perform ethical leadership tasks and demonstrate their knowledge of anti-corruption legislation in practice.
On January 12–19, applicants for the position of the NACP Head will undergo an in-depth psychological interview and share their vision of the future activities of the NACP.
The members of the commission extended the deadline for submitting a copy of the state certificate on the level of proficiency in the state language until February 5.