Ukraine’s public finances are under critical pressure. Once again, I have called on all members of Parliament to pass as soon as possible the legislation needed to secure international financial support. Following several meetings with MPs, the Government will formally send all MPs and the relevant parliamentary committees a clear timetable setting out deadlines for each of the required votes. If these deadlines are missed, Ukraine risks losing a significant share of the $29.5 billion in planned international financing. This funding is critical to balancing the state budget, meeting social spending commitments and, above all, providing the resources needed by our Defence Forces. The Government also has its own responsibilities. For its part, the Government will deliver in full on its commitments — 42 decisions in total. We had previously announced that we planned to complete this work by 1 November. Given the current situation, we are bringing this forward and now aim to complete it by 15 October. Today, together with the Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada, ministers, MPs and committee chairs, we met with ambassadors from the G7 countries and EU Member States to discuss in detail the need for coordinated action to secure international financial support. The Government is ready to work with MPs on every bill, every provision and every detail needed to secure the necessary support and ensure these decisions are adopted as quickly as possible. I thank the Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada for this discussion and for recognising the seriousness of the situation. I also thank our diplomatic partners for their engagement and willingness to help. The Government will deliver on all the necessary decisions. We count on the same sense of responsibility and commitment from MPs across all parliamentary factions and groups.