Enhancing Efficiency of Coalition Faction and State Authorities Interaction in Ukraine

In crisis conditions characterised by war, which leads to critical changes in the functioning of power structures and financial losses for all spheres of the state, political and economic instability, limitations of the legal regime of martial law, the issue of interaction between the parliamentary coalition and state authorities is acute. The overall efficiency of state administration and governance in Ukraine depends on the quality of such cooperation. The mono-majority of the Servant of the People presidential party in the parliament, which was formed as a result of the extraordinary parliamentary elections in 2019, although it simplifies the decision-making process, is a threat to improving the role of the coalition faction in the formation of the government, legislative activity and parliamentary oversight. This study aims to identify bottlenecks and critical factors of inefficiency by analysing the constitutional and legislative framework that regulates the duties of the coalition faction. This study aims to identify bottlenecks and critical factors of inefficiency by analysing the constitutional and legislative framework that regulates the duties of the coalition faction. Given the imperative for a systematic approach to legislative planning and the pivotal role of the coalition faction in parliamentary oversight, the significance of the influence of coalition France on the stability and efficacy of governance is evident. Positive developments in this direction will ensure the transparency and long-term effectiveness of the current government in Ukraine.