It completely changes the system of coordinate that dominates in the country with respect to human rights. From the tier "citizen–state" human rights transition to the tier "resident–body of self-government" and are transformed into municipal rights of the individual. From one side such rights are specific and unique only to the tier of local self-governing as well as personal and collective interests of the residents (e.g. providing public services), from another side it is a manifestation of a common human rights to life and the free development of one's personality, and so on. There is a unifying principle in the activities of local executive bodies and territorial communities, i.e. autonomous decisions of both systems of local government aimed at meeting the collective needs of the population; presence of a specific state office (apparat) for exercising power; functioning within the limits of laws and other regulations; exercising of authority in a particular territory in respect of all individuals within it; imposition and collection of taxes and fees; independent formation of budget etcetera. Establishment and development of the institution of self-government, providing it with certain state powers, formation of local state administrations are the links of the process of decentralization of public government (public sector). In cities with district divisions, decisions of the local community or the city council may be made at the district level. Executive bodies of villages, townships, city and city-district councils have their executive committees and departments established by the council's executive bodies. The implementation of delegated executive powers is also under the control of the relevant executive bodies. The village, township, or city mayor is the chief executive of the local community at the village (or association of several villages), town or city level, elected by universal, equal and direct suffrage by secret ballot every four years in the manner prescribed by law. The village or township mayor leads the executive committee of the respective village, township or city council, and presides at its meetings. In 2015 a new administrative unit United territorial communities were created meaning settlement councils, rural councils and a city of district significance can create a new administrative unit. This new administrative unit was created to help the financial and administrate power and independence of rural Ukraine. Bodies subject to local self-government law may be separate arms of the executive. Executive bodies of villages, townships and city councils have jurisdiction in the following areas:   At meetings of the village, township and city council, the following issues are decided:  The powers of executive bodies of village, township and city councils are autonomous or delegated.