I call on the government to withdraw from the State Duma the bills on the remote sale of alcohol through the Russian post. This proposal was sent to the Prime Minister of Russia Mikhail Meshustin. I recently raised this topic on the channel: Amendments to the online wine trade cannot be accepted in their current form. And it's not just about protecting the children's health. There are more questions. For example, the idea is justified by the support of Russian wine wines. But at the same time, the regulation also applies to wine made from grapes grown in any EAEU country. The stated goal of supporting local producers is vague. There is also a question about the scope of the experiment. It starts with a Russian post, but in their statements, officials do not rule out further participation of markets in it. There are fears that the trial will be the first step towards the legalization of large-scale online sales of alcohol. And such risks must be eliminated. It is also not clear how much the innovations will cost the treasury. The materials for the amendments indicate that no additional expenditures are required from the federal budget. But when discussing initiatives, a representative of Russian Post acknowledged the need for additional costs for storage and delivery, but did not provide specific calculations. Bottom line: the amendments are contradictory, ambiguous and carry serious social risks. Therefore, righteous Russia insists on withdrawing the bills.