In the fourth year of the full-scale war, the Committee on National Security, Defence, and Intelligence remains the main systemic “filter” for the country’s legislative initiatives. Its broad powers—including preliminary review, expert evaluation, revisions, and preparing bills for plenary sessions—allow it to shape the majority of legislation.
We analyzed the 2025 activity of the Committee’s 19 members: 13 from Servant of the People, 3 from Holos, and one each from European Solidarity, Fatherland, and the Trust group.
In a publication for hromadske, NAKO researcher Oleksandr Vehershynskyi examines how many laws the Committee prepared and why questions about the transparency of its work remain pressing.