the 2004 amendments of the constitution. Three days later they also terminated the powers of five judges of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine appointed from the parliament's quota, for violating their oath. Cabinet Other Central Offices (Agencies) of Executive Authority Presidential state agencies Anti-Monopoly Committee of Ukraine State Property Fund of Ukraine State Committee in Television and Radio-broadcasting Administration of the State Special Communications Service of Ukraine National Agency in Prevention of Corruption National Agency of Ukraine on Civil Service State Space Agency State Inspection of Nuclear Regulation State Regulatory Service Separate central offices (agencies) of Executive Authority Central Election Commission of Ukraine National Council for Television and Radiobroadcasting (Ukraine) (nrada.gov.ua) General Prosecutor of Ukraine National Bank of Ukraine National commissions (regulatory agencies) National Commission for State Regulation of Energy and Public Utilities National Commission for State Regulation of Communication and Informatization National Commission for State Regulation of Financial Services Markets National Commission on Securities and Stock Market Advisory bodies Reform Delivery Office Government press media Uryadovyi Kurier (Government Courier) Ukrinform Previous (historic) executive assemblies Council of People's Commissars (Ukraine) (1919–46), reestablished Bolshevik government Council of Ministers of the Ukrainian SSR (1946–91) (Law of the Ukrainian SSR "About the Council of Ministers of the Ukrainian SSR", 1978) List of Ministries and State Committees in 1990 in accordance to the Declaration of state sovereignty Alternative governments General Secretariat (1917–18), government established by the Central Council of Ukraine and approved by the government of Russian Republic as its regional representation People's Secretariat (1917–18), government established by Bolsheviks Council of People's Ministers (1918–21), independent government of Ukraine (Ukrainian People's Republic) Former and originally established ministries Ministry of Internal Affairs Ministry of Finance Ministry of Nationalities (later Foreign Affairs) Sub-ministry of Jewish Affairs Sub-ministry of Polish Affairs Sub-ministry of Great Russian Affairs Ministry of Agrarian Affairs Ministry of Education Ministry of Military Affairs Ministry of Naval Affairs Ministry of Food Supply Ministry of Post and Telegraph Ministry of Trade and Industry Ministry of Labor Ministry of Justice Ministry of [Rail]ways Notes References External links Governmental Portal of Ukraine – official site of the Cabinet of Ministers 2010 changes to the cabinet of ministers ( President launches administrative reform) The Presidential order of Ukraine 1085/2010 about the optimization of an executive power central bodies ( Decree of the President of Ukraine № 1085 of 12.09.2010) Presidential decree #179/96 "General declaration about ministry and other government