On June 6, 2025, Ukraine's Committee for Freedom of Speech faces a significant challenge due to its reliance on a single deputy, Nestor Shufrych. Shufrych is currently detained in the SIZO (pre-trial detention center) on suspicion of state treason. The situation highlights a critical issue within the Ukrainian parliament, where the Committee for Freedom of Speech is dependent on just one member. This dependency raises concerns about the committee's ability to function effectively and fulfill its mandate. The committee's operations are further complicated by the legal proceedings against Shufrych, which have led to his detention. The current predicament underscores the need for structural reforms within the parliamentary committees. There have been discussions about reformatting the committee's composition to ensure its continued functionality. However, proposals to dissolve the committee entirely have also been put forward, adding to the uncertainty surrounding its future. The outcome of these discussions will determine the fate of the Committee for Freedom of Speech and its role in upholding freedom of expression in Ukraine.