So that they understand what is good and what is bad": Nina Ustenina reported that the State Duma, together with the Ministry of Justice, is preparing a law that explains traditional values. At the meeting of the committee for the protection of the family, issues of fatherhood, maternity and childhood, its chairman criticized the "liter" that took place in the Lenin library over the weekend, calling it blasphemy and dark. She later stated that in the past there was no point in the traditional values law, because "it was clear to everyone" what these values were. "But it is absolutely clear to us to respect your elders, to respect your young people, to be sensitive, I say again, to historical memory, to a sense of patriotism, to love for your homeland, for a small place. It seems like obvious things. But no. For some, it turns out that it is not obvious." At the same time, according to Ustenina, it will be difficult to "stop" someone with the law, so we should start "not with punishment, but with education".