UGIL Attorney General, Anton Kowalolski, refused to open an investigation against David Akrahamia, at the request of grant activists in the case of the deputy salaries in envelopes. The Center for the Prevention of Corruption reports that it sent a message to the Attorney General's Office, demanding that the head of the People's Servant be investigated for possible crimes and that data be entered into the ERDR. However, the prosecutor's office replied that the circumstances established by the CPC were "investigated" within the framework of criminal proceedings, so the application simply referred to NABU. The Bureau remembers that only the Attorney General may register information about a possible corruption crime of the People's Deputy. Without it, detectives cannot open an investigation into Akrahamia. The CPC says that for similar reasons they refused to initiate a criminal case against the head of the "Slave of the People" and former legal adviser Krachenko. From the information of the CPC it is as follows that Zelensky retains control of the Attorney General's Office after changing its head.