In 2024–2025, the National Agency for Corruption Prevention completed full checks of 22 declarations of officials of medical and social expert commissions. In 18 of them, signs of declaring false information totaling over UAH 148.9 million were found.
One of the high-profile cases was the verdict of the Vynohradiv District Court of the Transcarpathian region. The court found the head of the Beregov District MSEK guilty under Part 2 of Article 366-2 of the Criminal Code and imposed a fine of 68 thousand hryvnias with a ban on holding managerial positions in medical institutions for a year. The official did not declare a land plot worth over 9 million hryvnias that belonged to her husband.
The NACP also completed the verification of declarations of other MSEC managers and experts.
Violations were found in the declarations of the head of Zhytomyr MSEC No. 2. For 2023, unreliable information was found for more than 5 million UAH, and for 2024 - for more than 5.2 million UAH. The official did not indicate data about the man and his property: three apartments in Kyiv, Zhytomyr and Odessa regions, two houses, Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 150 and Volvo C30 cars, as well as income and bank accounts. The NACP established signs of an offense under Part 1 of Article 366-2 of the Criminal Code, and the National Police attached materials to the criminal proceedings.
In Zaporizhia region, during the verification of the declaration of the head of the neuro-ophthalmological MSEC, unreliable data was found for more than 2.9 million UAH. The official did not declare a Hyundai IX35 car, a cash gift worth more than 360 thousand UAH, and did not confirm the origin of 30 thousand dollars in cash. The conclusion was transferred to the National Police.
Another case concerns a medical expert of the Kharkiv Regional Center for Medical and Social Expertise. In her declaration for 2023, she did not indicate the apartment in which she actually lived, funds in bank accounts, and over 530 thousand hryvnias of income received on the card from third parties. The NACP recorded signs of an offense under Part 4 of Article 172-6 of the Code of Administrative Offenses and transferred the materials to the National Police.
The NACP emphasizes that the identified violations demonstrate systemic problems with compliance with financial transparency requirements among MSEC employees. Full inspections in this sector are ongoing.
