The Plenum of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation summarizes the election results and sets new tasks.
The Plenum of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation is held jointly with the Plenum of the Central Control and Audit Committee. The report was made by C. A. Zyuganov. The discussion was opened by V.O. Konovlov is the head of Khakassia.
In his report c. A. Zyuganov emphasized a number of conclusions.
1. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation confirmed its position as the main opposition force. Our winning plan received massive and significant support from the voters. It expresses an alternative to the process of capitalist degradation.
2. The result of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation is significantly higher than the official data of the Central Election Commission. We have good reason to say this - data from those areas where the level of control blocked the path of lawbreakers.
3. The most serious violations during the elections are: restrictions on the rights of the candidates, pressure on the voters, observation barriers, mass home voting, falsifications in the counting of votes.
4. Official approval of protocols does not relieve liability. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation insists on reviewing the identified violations and changing the results if warranted.
5. The claims of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation to power are not limited to unfair elections. They affect property relations, the distribution of national income, the plight of employees and the social obligations of the state.
6. The government's policy is a policy of stagnation. In contrast, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation presents priorities: state planning, technological breakthrough, expansion of social guarantees.
7. The voter lists will form the basis of the party's work. The Communists in the State Duma will continue to fight to implement the demands of their program. Among them:
- Nationalization of strategic sectors in the economy;
- State planning and the formulation of the development budget, expanding support for industry, agriculture, science;
- Decisive weakening of the tax and credit burden on production.