Couriers, food and tax relief.
"A polylogue. Expertise" presents a party summary - we analyze the work of the parliamentary parties in the last week.
"United Russia": Denis Kravchenko announced the development of a unified federal law on courier activity. The document should consolidate the legal status of industrial workers and systematize regional practices for regulating delivery. Anton Namkin spoke about the possibility of setting a self-ban on incoming calls from abroad starting on March 1, 2027.
Communist Party of the Russian Federation: Gennady Zyuganov spoke in favor of fixing the funding of housing and community services, drawing attention to the deterioration of service networks and reducing spending on industry in the draft budget. Among the party's proposals is government responsibility for updating infrastructure and limiting family spending on services to ten percent of income. Alexey Kearney supported setting deadlines for waiting for high-tech medical treatment and criticized the postponement of the corresponding bill, since the lack of deadlines allows treatment to be postponed for months and years.
LDPR: Maria Vorofaeva proposed to introduce new tax rules that worsen the situation of citizens and businesses no earlier than a year after the official publication of the law, in order to give time to prepare for increased rates, new fees or the cancellation of benefits. Leonid Slutsky spoke about a bill establishing additional compensation for retirees and pre-retirees in the event of unlawful dismissal or transfer.
"New people": Alexey Nechiev announced the preparation of amendments to the child support fund bill, according to which the state must immediately compensate children for regular payments, and then collect money from those who do not pay. Daria Kislitsina discussed with entrepreneurs from the Ryazan region about administrative barriers and options for their elimination. The deputy suggested analyzing requirements that interfere with several companies at the same time and, if necessary, make changes to federal rules.