In accordance with the Law of Ukraine "On Amendments to the Law of Ukraine "On Higher Education" Regarding the Establishment of Restrictions on the Appointment of the Head of a Higher Education Institution" ) for the position of head of a higher educational institution, a person who is subject to the effect of the third part of Article 1 of the Law of Ukraine "On Purification of Power".
Part 3, Article 1 of the Law "On Purification of Power": "Within ten years from the date of entry into force of this Law, the positions for which the purification of power (lustration) is carried out cannot be held by the persons specified in parts one, two, four and eight Article 3 of this Law, as well as persons who did not submit the statements provided for in the first part of Article 4 of this Law within the time limit specified by this Law."
Persons with a criminal record, persons subject to administrative fines for committing corruption offenses, as well as former or current people's deputies who voted for the laws on January 16, 2014 cannot be elected or appointed as heads of higher educational institutions.
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The origin of a child from the father is determined by the application of a woman and a man who are not married to each other. Such an application can be submitted both before and after the birth of a child to the state civil status registration body. As a general rule, the application must be submitted in person, which provides an opportunity to verify the voluntary expression of will of individuals.
In accordance with Art. 128 of the Family Code of Ukraine in the absence of an application, the right to submit which is established by Art. 126 of the Family Code of Ukraine, the paternity of a child can be recognized by a court decision in the procedure of civil proceedings. The basis for recognition of paternity is any information certifying the origin of the child from a certain person, collected in accordance with the Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine. A claim for recognition of paternity can be brought by a person who considers himself the father of a child. A claim for recognition of paternity is accepted by the court, if the entry about the child's father in the Birth Registration Book is made in accordance with Part 1 of Art. 135 of the Family Code of Ukraine.
In accordance with Clause 3 Part 2 of Art. 125 of the Family Code of Ukraine, if the mother and father of the child are not married to each other, the origin of the child from the father is determined, in particular, by a court decision.