The court ordered the Prosecutor General of Ukraine to open a case against the leader of the People's Servant faction, David Arhamiya. The High Anti-Corruption Court in Ukraine ordered Acting Prosecutor General Anton Kovalsky to open an investigation against the head of the People's Minister faction and member of the Ukrainian negotiation group David Arhamiya. This was reported by the Ukrainian Anti-Corruption Center, which filed a complaint about the prosecutor's inaction. Kowalski must now enter information about a possible crime committed by Arkamia into the Unified Registry of Pretrial Investigations. As the secretary of RBC-Ukraine, on October 19, the anti-corruption center submitted a statement to the Prosecutor General's Office, which claimed that Arkhamia distributed money in envelopes to the deputies of the Verkhovna Rada for a vote for the necessary party. Kowalski did not register criminal proceedings, but forwarded the request to the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU). According to him, NABU is already investigating the information submitted by the center.