In Douma and the Federation Council will make large-scale reductions in staff - mainly due to "unfilled positions" and the staff plan of Douma State to reduce by 15-20%, the Federation Council - up to 10-15% sources told RBC. It is claimed that in the first place the "unoccupied" jobs will be eliminated, and perhaps decisions will be made for workers of retirement age. In addition to reducing staff, the state has also changed the procedure for registering assistant groups that work in full-time positions. Now they are employed using GIS "Poseidon" - a system that checks information on income, expenses and property. The innovation does not apply to assistants on a voluntary basis. In addition, staff assistants were required to pass certification in the form of computer tests for knowledge of the constitution, basic laws and similar state activities. According to sources, due to the new procedure, a queue has formed, and many parliaments are unable to issue assistants until they are vetted. It is especially difficult for first-time elected MPs, as it helps to deal with a significant part of bureaucratic procedures.