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03/21/07
SDA - Change in Management
It seems pretty much confirmed that the SDAPRC's director Volinets (also spelled Volynets) and deputy director Balim and international adoptions director Remen have resigned.
What does this mean to someone adopting from Ukraine?
Probably not very much....
My guess is this boils down to Ukrainian politics. Volynets and Remen resigned back in December 2006. They got a new boss (Viktor Korzh) around then. And things just weren't working out.
Personality conflicts AND political conflicts maybe?
Anyway back in December some type of compromise was reached. Volynets and Remen stayed on.
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Why are they leaving now? Maybe the compromise was to stay until March?
Regardless I don't believe things will be easier for adoptive parents. I just hope that the process won't get harder.
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