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On May 26, 2026, Ukraine's Parliament adopted Resolution No. 4879-IX establishing a Temporary Special Commission on Investor Rights Protection. The commission comprises 15 parliamentary deputies and operates under Article 89 of Ukraine's Constitution, Article 23 of the Law on Temporary Investigative and Special Commissions, and Article 85 of Parliament's Rules of Procedure. The commission's primary objectives include preparing and submitting legislative initiatives to Parliament regarding investor rights protection, ensuring equal protection for all investment subjects regardless of ownership form, and promoting effective investment in Ukraine's economy. The commission will also identify priority areas for improving investment legislation, protect investor and business rights, and coordinate parliamentary cooperation with business associations and relevant structures to create favourable conditions for attracting investment and supporting international economic cooperation and integration. Halyna Yanchenko, a deputy from the Servant of the People party, was elected chair of the commission, with Larisa Bilozir from the Trust parliamentary group serving as deputy chair. The 13 additional members represent various parliamentary factions and groups, including the Servant of the People party, Voice party, European Solidarity party, Fatherland party, Platform for Life and Peace group, Ukraine's Revival group, and Future party group. The Apparatus of Ukraine's Parliament will provide material, technical, personnel, information, and organisational support for the commission's activities. The commission's mandate runs for one year from its establishment, with May 26, 2027, marking the end of its operational period. Parliament must hear the commission's report on completed work at a plenary session no later than six months from the commission's formation. REFERENCES: https://zakon.rada.gov.ua/go/4879-20