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PEP: Dossier Palii Oleksandr Vasylovych, Arbuzynka District State Administration, Head of the District State Administration Palii Oleksandr Vasylovych Сategory Domestic Politically Exposed Person Date of birth Feb. 11, 1983 Arbuzynka District State Administration, Head of the Last position District State Administration Date of dismissal Dec. 21, 2017 Scoring of unexplained wealth risk based on 2019 annual asset declaration 0.16 Expand risks 1. declared amount of real estate owned since 2015 1; out of them 1 without indicated value 1 CONNECTIONS TO INDIVIDUALS Name Type of connection Period Protasov Yaroslav Oleksiiovych stepson — Palii Iryna Oleksandrivna wife — Palii Oleksandr Oleksandrovych son — Palii Vladyslav Oleksandrovych son — INCOME AND EXPENDITURES 3 Family Expenses and other Declarant's Year Position income, transactions of the income, USD USD declarant, USD 2019 ТОВ Юридична фірма 513,96 1 081,26 Корнацьких, депутат Южноукраїнської міської ради, директор, депутат Южноукраїнської міської ради Миколаївської області 2018 безробітній, депутат 3 247,57 777,01 Южноукраїнської міської ради Миколаївської області , безробітній, депутат Южноукраїнської міської ради Миколаївської області 2017 Голова Арбузинської 7 143,16 826,06 районної державної адміністрації Миколаївської області, депутат Южноукраїнської міської ради Миколаївської області , безробітній 2016 Arbuzynka District State 3 982,92 795,83 Administration in the Mykolaiv oblast, Yuzhnoukrainsk City Council Member, Head of the Arbuzynka District State Administration of Mykolaiv oblast (region), Member of the Yuzhnoukrainsk City Council of Mykolaiv oblast Family Expenses and other Declarant's Year Position income, transactions of the income, USD USD declarant, USD 2015 Arbuzinka District State 2 191,30 58,78 Administration of Mykolaiv Region, Head of the Arbuzynka District State Administration, Mykolaiv oblast (region) 5 MONETARY ASSETS: Declarant Family Year Asset type UAH USDEUROtherUAH USDEUROther 2019 Deposits — — — — — — 2019 Cash — — — — — — 2019 Other — — — — — — 2018 Deposits — — — — — — 2018 Cash — — — — — — 2018 Other — — — — — — 2017 Deposits — — — — — — 2017 Cash — — — — — — 2017 Other — — — — — — 2016 Deposits — — — — — — 2016 Cash — — — — — — 2016 Other — — — — — — 2015 Deposits — — — — — — 2015 Cash — — — — — — 2015 Other — — — — — — FINANCIAL LIABILITIES Year Declarant's total, Household (family) total, 2019 UAH — 2018 UAH — 2017 UAH — 2016 UAH — 2015 UAH 4 327,00 GIFTS, PRIZES, WINNINGS: Year Declarant's total, USD Household (family) total, USD 2019 — 2018 — 2017 — 2016 — 2015 — 7 REAL ESTATE: Residential Other real Year Land Apartments buildings estate 2019 — 67.7 sq. m (1) 96.7 sq. m (2) 2018 — 67.7 sq. m (1) 151.1 sq. m (3) 2017 — 67.7 sq. m (1) 151.1 sq. m (3) 2016 — — 151.1 sq. m (3) 2015 — — 100.4 sq. m (2) VEHICLES: Year Declarant Family 2019 — 2018 • ВАЗ 21013 1983 • ЗАЗ SENS 2015 2017 • ВАЗ 21013 1983 • DAEWOO LANOS TF69Y 2006 2016 • ВАЗ 21013 1983 • DAEWOO LANOS TF69Y 2006 2015 • ВАЗ 21013 1983 CAREER: Period Position March 31, 2015 — till Dec. 21, 2017 Arbuzynka District State Administration, Head of the District State Administration DOSSIER: 9 more information is available in Ukrainian version of the dossier This website highlights information obtained as part of the NGO Anti-corruption Action Centre's right on access to the public information and information from open sources which already has been published. The above information does not fall under the definition of the one "with limited access" and does not contain personal data within the meaning of the Paragraph 2 of Article 5 of the Law of Ukraine On Personal Data Protection. © Anti-corruption Action Centre, 2015-2019 Design - DEMCH.CO Development - WHITE COLLAR HUNDRED.
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