DECISION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF UKRAINE

of March 17, 2005 No. 1-rp/2005

On the case of the constitutional representation of 47 People's Deputies of Ukraine concerning compliance of the Constitution of Ukraine (constitutionality) of provisions of parts one, the second article 2 of the Law of Ukraine "About the size of fees on some types of obligatory national social insurance" (case on assistance on temporary disability)

Case No. 1-10/2005

NAME OF UKRAINE

Constitutional court of Ukraine as a part of judges of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine:

Selivon Nikolay Fedosovich - the chairman, the judge-speaker,

Voznyuk Vladimir Denisovich,

Ivashchenko Vladimir Ivanovich,

Kostitsky Mikhail Vasilyevich,

Mironenko Alexander Nikolaevich,

Nemchenko Vasily Ivanovich,

Wheaten Valeria Grigoryevna,

Savenko Nikolay Dmitriyevich,

Victor Egorovich's buffoons,

Tkachuk Pavel Nikolaevich,

Chubar Lyudmila Panteleevna,

Shapoval Vladimir Nikolaevich,

with the assistance of the person of law on the constitutional representation Svintsitsky Anatoly Vladimirovich authorized at the request of the representative; representatives of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine: Dry Yaroslav Mikhaylovich - the People's Deputy of Ukraine, the secretary of Committee of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine concerning social policy and work, Selivanov Anatoly Aleksandrovich - the Permanent representative of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine in the Constitutional Court of Ukraine; the representative of the President of Ukraine Gorbunova Lidiya Nikolaevna - the deputy minister of justice of Ukraine; the representative of the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy of Ukraine Skripnik Elena Petrovna - the director of the department of policy of the national social insurance of the Ministry; the representative of Social Insurance Fund on temporary disability Grishchenyuk Dmitry Igorovich - the chief of legal management of Executive directorate of Fund,

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