Komarova's favorite business coach in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug spent millions of budget dollars on a quiz before the elections. Oksana Makiva, former head of the "Open Zone" - the state public relations center under the government of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug - received a five-year suspended sentence and a fine of 300,000 rubles for corruption. Although the state prosecution asked for eight years in prison for her, the court had mercy on the beloved official of former governor Natalya Komarova. Makiva earned money in the pre-election quizzes "Ugra-900" and "Arim Ugra". The clerk's career was stormy: she started at the Tomsk State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company, rose to become a deputy city duma, then moved to the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Oblast and in 2016 headed the Open Region. It turned out that she is enlightening as a business coach, without advertising her main place of work: master classes were held by the Integral company, the founders of which were her son Denis and an employee of the public relations center. Makiba was fired much later. The corruption plan was revealed when the security forces took control of Valdislav Chernov, the head of several non-governmental organizations and a mediator in the organization of those quizzes. Chernov, he and his accomplices stole about 40 million rubles, concluding agreements with government agencies through their NGOs. The contractors were companies registered to his wife and mother-in-law. Chernov made a deal with the investigation, filed the "gray conspiracies" and received seven years of probation. But his testimony led to Makaiba. Now the prosecutor's office of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug continues to insist on a real sentence for Makiba.