hello, with you project everything is clear with marina karaman let's talk about complex things in simple terms. today, about what will change for our applicants, how much easier

ct will become and who will be able to enter without exams, let's go alexander lukashenko gathered all those involved in organizing the introductory company, the president wanted to hear a proposal that employees of the ministry of education collected from colleagues, teachers , students and parents of the country to make admission to belarusian universities more organized and less traumatic process, for our children. before that, almost a year ago, the president signed an updated code on education, which spelled out the general requirements for schools, universities and colleges, and now experts came to the president to discuss the details, because children will act according to the new rules already in the coming year. all the innovations that will be described below were approved by alexander lukashenko and now they are being packaged in the format of a law. since colleges and lyceums require less intensive training, today we will focus on obtaining higher education . education and start with a new approach to digital transformation

. previously, graduates in the eleventh grade from october to april underwent rehearsal testing. there they did everything that would happen in centralized testing. it is the ct rehearsal stage that is needed so that the teenager learns how to correctly fill out the ct form and is able to assess how well he knows the subject in order to catch up with the summer further at the end of the school year. the children were registered. on the ct itself, they actively prepared for it and at the same time crammed the material for the final exams at graduation schools there were four exams and they were passed on the ninth of june the tenth. children who received a certificate, walked at the graduation ceremony, dived headlong into preparation for the ct throughout the country 41 points. where can i take centralized testing on the day of the test, you need to come to the one that the applicant indicated. during registration, participants are seated in random rooms , they hide packages with tests with them and

start at the appointed time. after each test, the child receives a certificate with their result. then he takes the certificates. they should have three certificates and carry them to the university there consider the total points enroll those who have it higher, as it will be now in april after rehearsal testing. children will register for centralized exams. they will be only two of them, one of the state languages. plus, any subject to choose from to choose this any subject is the best of the profile for the university where the person plans to go, the tests themselves will take place on the twentieth of may in fact. these will be final exams from the school, but after each student will receive a certificate, as after the ct the child will leave the school with with a certificate and two ready-made certificates for admission, universities require certificates in three subjects, that is, a person will have to pass

the ct in one more subject and you can bring documents to the admission committee of the centers for passing the ce will be much more than for the ct if in the case of the ct, children must choose where to go to take the exam, then the places for passing the ce are pre-assigned to each school, but the exam will be taken by third-party teachers who have never worked with children in a group before, important cf certificates, like the ct will valid 2 years from the date of passing for those who cannot pass the ce, on the main days for a good reason will allocate additional time ct remains to conduct certification in additional subjects and will pass according to the same rules as before the example to unravel if the child wants to go to medical university, and there they ask for certificates in chemistry biologists. and he should take russian as a compulsory language at school. choose russian as the second to take biology, for example, then he will have to pass the central test in chemistry and

a set of certificates is ready. let's fix four final exams from the school before the eleventh grader. plus ct in three subjects. now there are two exams at school plus a ct in one subject, if plans for admission do not change dramatically, there were at least seven tests for june will become three broken for may june before it was possible to obtain certificates only in june and only in 41 places in the country. now about a hundred will work in may, and then 41 in june. no rather improve children not cornered by constant waiting for exams, buying tickets to get to them and endlessly preparing answers, they will be able to focus on the content of literature, and not on its volume, and ct tests - final exams at school often duplicated each other, that is, they took time without bringing intellectual benefits, therefore, tests and pce and pts t will be made approximately

the same, and in order not to confuse applicants, the task in them was balanced in a new way. previously, they had five levels of difficulty, the fifth had olympiad tasks in new test options, four level of complexity, they were rearranged in such a way as to adequately assess the knowledge of children, without going beyond the school curriculum, and so that it was clear and concise at the same time. in addition, the tests have parts a and b in the part, but you need to choose the correct answers from those proposed in the part b answer questions with words, that is, express your own judgments. so, part b, which requires the inclusion of logic and cognitive abilities, did more than the one in which it is enough to tick the required box. tse will show real knowledge a student can get an annual grade of eight, and according to a centralized exam of 9, a

person is going to pull up something and give a high result 9 + 8 = 17 calculate the average 17 / 2 8 1/2 rounding up gives nine. and now the certificate is already going nine, not eight. and this is a higher overall score. and the chance to go to the university budget is higher, teachers will be interested in the fact that the marks of their students in the pce are not lower than the annual ones set by their hand, and the ministry of education will be able to monitor them work. university olympiads are coming back to us. you are one of those that are organized at universities and institutes and universities will enroll their winners without exams, while this is a pilot project and they will conduct it again so far only in regional universities 21 educational institutions of the country check the knowledge of future graduates in two stages, the second will end in in february, children who will receive diplomas winners of the first, second and third

degrees will be enrolled for education immediately in march, such children will be given up to 15% of budget places. their there will be one and a half to two thousand, preventing excitement, i will say that the competition for universities will not increase these 15% of budget places. and so those who are able to win his university olympiads would take the task there difficult, and the system with enrollment in march would free up more time and places to take entrance exams and ct from those who would enter in the summer. in addition , students of regional universities are highly likely to remain working in the regions. and this is an unconditional plus for each region of applicants who will come to study according to universities will be enrolled to the target distribution until june 13. they pass two tests at school according to the new system, that is, tse, and then the entrance exam to the university. children who do not go to study according to the target at this

moment are asked by the ct olympiads. some of them can come up with and refuse for a long time, but there will definitely be fewer such guys than those who calm down until september and start studying rested. those who go to creative professions, that is, artists, designers, journalists. well, those who enter an abbreviated form of training after colleges, in order to find out who should pass how much and what and what documents need to be submitted to the selection committee, you should find on the network the latest presidential decree on the rules for admitting persons to receive higher and secondary specialized education. it is in the public domain. by the way, now among the documents for the selection committee there will be a reference from the previous place of study or from work. a characteristic or recommendation is needed in order to see a non-entrant, and the person i asked the president about, it will describe hobbies , abilities and inclusion in social

life. only knowing these nuances. the educational institution will give the student maximum opportunities to open up, for example, those who draw well can use good athletes in republican competitions to be nominated for competitions on behalf of the university or college of musicians. if there is such a desire to send for additional classes, and then we have a stage, even if a person is studying physics. the rules of the introductory company have been changed to make the system of admission to universities more fair and the simple test was divided into stages that make it possible to identify capable children even during preparation, and the flow of applicants was diluted so that the summer would not turn into a vinaigrette for all seventeen-year-old belarusians from the nerves of cramming the assessments of filling out documents and running around with them along the corridors of the schools of the ct points ; their age to enjoy life to make plans and learn, and parents to believe in their children. everything else is taken care of by the

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popova and tatyana shcherbina linchevskaya good afternoon, a number of new bills have been adopted to fame. tell our viewers. what would you like to highlight against the general background of the accepted ones. i want to say that the past year has indeed been a turning point. a new, updated constitution was adopted and, of course, parliamentarians in this regard. we worked very closely on reforming the legislation, which, hmm, needed to be changed in the development of the constitution, and many such bills were adopted. a hmm well, for example, the law on changing the law on the national assembly of the republic of belarus , the law on changing the law on the status of a deputy.

uh, house councilman republic of such a resonant law was adopted in the first reading as the law on the entire belarusian people's assembly. uh, very serious work has been done, of course, to establish legal barriers against anti- state crimes. well, let's uh, let's just say that attempts to destabilize our society. they don't stop. eh, they are trying to infiltrate into all spheres of life. these are the destructive forces, and of course, you need to react to this very quickly and clearly. well, i would even say lightning fast and adequately and therefore a huge layer of laws. it was just aimed at strengthening national security in this regard. i want to highlight the changes in the criminal code. and well, for example, new articles even appeared in the criminal code, for example, the propaganda of terrorism

article is called propaganda of terrorism. yes? well, of course, criminal liability comes precisely for the fact that someone is promoting. this is a negative thing. you look today is very important, but in the information space to prevent the rehabilitation of terrorism, what is happening around we see it perfectly. and today, after all , some countries even, in general, in the basis of their policies, and invests like this, well, let's say. moments that justify terrorism. and today we are a multinational country, a multi-confessional country, and today this can be used to the detriment of our state, so here we need to establish clear legislative barriers to do this, it is impossible, and the citizens of the republic of belarus should clearly understand this, well, and a number of

others. uh, the work of laws in parliament is seething. now, let's say. here goes too very serious work on the law on political parties is already. by the way, of course, and i, uh, i want to tell you that this law is already at the finish line and in the near future, a will be presented in the oval hall for consideration. ah and such laws, which concern. well, i don't know, just some important ones right there in the labor code. that's about withholding salaries. i liked that now you can’t make a salary. and i also love the novel. uh, here it is adopted in the first reading of the labor code. well, now it will be considered in the second reading an additional day, which will be provided for medical examination. this day will be paid today. each of us. uh, i must definitely take advantage of the opportunity that the state provides, the state takes care of us and our health, the initiative of the president. it was certainly

the initiative of the president. it was voiced at the entire belarusian people's assembly. and today. it is already enshrined in law. we can already do this today. yes, this law has only been adopted in the first reading, but in the near while the labor code will be considered in the second reading into force, but what it is it's great. agree, initiative. uh, almost all citizens received it with a bang, but on the other hand, opponents. you know how this is served. this is an innovation that belarusians are obliged to pass. now they are required to undergo medical examination, supposedly this is evil, not good. listen, they have everything white black and black they have white everything they have, on the contrary. you know how to prevent, you told a lot of laws and maybe not enough. pr to them this innovation, maybe some kind of program should be a separate one, you know the laws there. explain now. well, not

parliamentary hour. even the title won't look boring anymore. here you are, so that such a beautiful boykaya sits and explains and thinks about this in general, how it is done to work with citizenship by citizens. the work is going very actively, including the clarification of the legislation. well, in general. well, you know, i think that for whom the law is written for ordinary people. ordinary people, but it 's a must-have, a therefore the law itself. in my opinion, first of all, it should be simple and understandable. it must correspond to the realities of life, common sense and morality and logic in general. this is very important. first of all, because today you know, but this is what happens with us. we have a true people's state. i talked about it and i will talk about it. today we come to people to our voters and consult, and the discussion of laws, as of late, is also widely held in the belarusian people's assembly. education code. the

same labor code. it's all been discussed voter sites. here we even have photographs of your participation in such events, yes, and what questions did you ask? uh, people in work collectives, in general, everyone with whom you communicated, which was the most. eh, it's not clear what most often worried. you know that and here i’ll go back and say that laws should be simple and understandable, and, uh, i’m very glad that they are like that, but uh, rather, i didn’t even have to explain the legislation. and that was some kind of feedback. that is, we saw a reaction to this or that law, which discussed. eh, we're going back. well , because here he is next to the laws of the entire belarusian people's assembly. i was very pleased that during the discussion, everyone, probably, unanimously supported the principles of the formation of the entire belarusian people's assembly, no one had any doubts about the function of the people's

belarusian people's assembly. maybe somewhere it was not clear to someone how the entire belarusian people's assembly would technically work. here in this plan, of course, some proposals were made and discussed, people understood that strategically an important decision to be taken by the belarusian conflict was the representation. in general , the belarusian people's assembly labor collectives again nominate whoever it is , or the administration of labor collectives itself will participate, or it is still not discussed in the collectives, but it seems to me that there was a very good logical one here. still, the decision was made, which was supported by the citizens today, about a third. uh, the entire belarusian people's assembly will be represented by the so -called civil society, and its delegates from civil society will be to delegate, just the largest public association that we have in belarus today, which , in

my opinion, has more than 100,000 people. this is absolutely fair . let me explain why. let's take white russia or the belarusian women's union, because today it is another public association. they are represented by very diverse people from different fields, people of different things in different positions. yes, but we clearly understand that all belarusian people. in the past, in view of the fact that it will take important strategic solutions. there should be people who already have behind them. well, i’ll say such a foreign word is definitely a background, some good deeds that are able to make such decisions are able to take responsibility for making such decisions, and people who actively have a civil position are members of such large already established public associations. they certainly are. uh, they fit the role really well. and when we began to explain this to labor collectives. says you you have a chance of being active

a citizen, a member of one or another public association, to become a delegate to the national assembly, but the main thing is to show oneself, the main thing is not to be indifferent and indifferent in general to the life of the country. and when we explained this position. how will e be formed, the delegates of the entire belarusian people's assembly from the civil society all agreed with this and absolutely agreed that it is very correct that automatically the deputies of the house of representatives of the national assembly become the delegates of the entire belarusian people's assembly. uh, with. uh, councils of the republic well, uh, in a certain way, there are deputies of local councils there according to a certain scheme, this is logical. we have already passed the election campaign and our voters have voted for us . this means that they gave us a trust mandate that we represent their interests in a logical way. in my opinion. well, i really support here that the social lift is working for us, and any active citizen cannot be overlooked in the

general background, and you can immediately see him in the studio and in parliaments and will sit. well, that is, for this you only need to show a desire, in my opinion, and, by the way, the same dialogue platforms. we talked about them, in general they believe that this is unique. simply wonderful. connecting with people today. uh, you know, as our opponents say, here is a dialogue platform - this is some kind of informational noise, no third. see how these dialogue platforms are going. there are also disputes and debates. it's great that these debates and disputes are taking place within the framework of this dialogue platform, not on the street, as our opponent would like and a request for dialogue platform. believe very big and today not only bills. we discuss in the framework of dialogue platforms. here is a series of dialogue platforms on the issues of the genocide of the belarusian people. what interest did it arouse, and the popularization of traditional family values ​​and these dialogue platforms.

they are held regularly. people are waiting. people are interested. interesting experts come to people, but more actively, it may be necessary, and er, somewhere an official, still go out to people. it's already taking part in these dialogues sites and the pool of those experts. in my opinion , it should be throwing, well, we will work on it, but in fact, the form of communication is simply magnificent, this year the deputies have no less intensive work to do laws. e. with such intensity of work, there is no risk of missing any nuances and absolutely i will tell you there is no risk of missing any nuances. look at 2022, and in the first reading we considered 59 laws. 90 in the second reading is already 149, but not

a single nuance was missed. and why will it be the same here? because, well, in general, work on the law is a very systematic and very complex work professional lawyers work very erm. thoroughly work on this law, when the draft law is ready. he goes to parliament. here the deputies are starting to work on this law and believe me, this is work. quite painstaking and difficult, and repeatedly have to assemble a number of working groups to invite those interested. there are comments offers. not always, we find a consensus. well , we are trying to find it, because all sane and literate people understand that this is where the law is necessary and sometimes you need to find this consensus, the law is being considered. sometimes in the first reading. sometimes in two, but sometimes two readings, the law passes, then it goes to the council of the republic, the council

of the republic approves this law - this is another such step of control, in my opinion, the more control, the better and better. there is another law. now here is the innovation. here recently, if you heard, an expert council has been created under the council of the republic. yes, too, in general, dear literate people from the earth. even sometimes it’s just that he participates in the discussion at the expert council, and if someone missed some nuance at some stage, they will definitely correct us. and then, do not forget that all laws undergo a series of legal examinations, the work is systematic, comprehensive, understandable, so i want to assure you that in 2023. we successfully cope with this work. you understand that the layman, yes, there is such an opinion, that the deputies gathered, decided among themselves, they adopted it and, as it were, the law was ready for a very long time, very long painstaking in the background. our laws on parties that you have already mentioned we see that this is not a quick process. we are in our third

season. yes, we are working here, we hear from various experts that such a law is being prepared, but, apparently, it is still in the making. yes, do it. yes, you know, we probably really need to be very careful about the adoption of such laws, because it also concerns political construction. but what are we on experience is based here in the law on parties. what do you think in belarusian or what model? in general, i think that, of course, you always need to look at someone else's experience, but have your head on your shoulders. this is the most important thing we must do, in the right way for us for our state for our political system for our constitutional order. and today we are talking about the fact that we must not allow so-called such quasi-parties to appear in our country, which obey, sitting on the couch, they suddenly decided. e during electoral campaign to prove themselves, and then sit back on the sofa. uh, they made a noise, shouted, muddied

the water, uh, in the river and back they hid somewhere in their shell. we don't need it anyway. we need a constructive political party that will go. and, of course, in step with the state. we don't need chaos. we've made it through 2020. uh-huh, but you are in favor of having them , because not everyone agrees that 30 were political parties. well, of course, if we are talking about the fact that we are growing and our civil society is growing, then, well, you there should be political parties, but we have them, they are bad political parties. you know, the liberal democratic party of belarus, the communist party of belarus , the republican party of labor and justice, the agrarian party. eh, this is a rather constructive party that has its own opinion, which really go and in step with the times they are not financed by some kind of elegar, there are no funds from abroad, yes. in order to then lobby someone's interests, and not belarusian ones, does it mean that prepare a bill - this is already it will be

adopted preparing a guarantee of whether or not. if there is work on the law. yes, so there is a m-th public demand, so it needs to be done, but we are serious people. if laws are being prepared today, the parliament will certainly be adopted. he simply does not take on the development of such laws that are not in demand by society in advance. well, let's say our opponents have the main claim to parliamentarians. uh, the bill is passed and the deputies vote unanimously, supposedly no controversy. there are no objections; everyone agrees in our civilized parliament. that is why i have already talked about the fact that the work on the law takes a long time. and if there are any disputes and disagreements, they are resolved in the course of the working groups, and the interested

deputies participate in the work of these groups and express their opinion. a. well, i said back, we argue, there we don't want to arrange a circus in the oval hall of the parliament. it's not a show. this is normal constructive work, and therefore all contradictions are all some disagreements are resolved there overboard. we do not need to get scandalous tabloids, that someone forgive someone there, stopped by throwing water or someone insulted us elected by our voters. and we also want to be worthy of this choice. we came to parliament there in order to defend the interests of our voters, the interests of the country. by the way, tanya did not understand the claims of our opponents. it should be different, but they are used to seeing the show, when in the same ukrainian parliament there are not just

fierce disputes, but sometimes it even comes before the fight they need it. here, this chaos is needed well, but it comes to a fight, and the meaning, but the results of this work. and what is all this for? let's ask, we do our job calmly and pass the laws that our state needs. uh, all this lawmaking kitchen . well, it might not be that interesting. the main thing is that the law should be in demand, so that, as i said, it really is simple and understandable, so that it is enforced, because look, in western europe, some countries of western europe yes, hmm, such laws are adopted that just contrary to common sense, such as laws, but on the shelves. someone asked. in general, people, and we need such a law. the people are indignant, but today this topic is being lobbied. i will also say that in western europe

and in the united states of america and in great britain there are a lot of such laws that lobby for the interests of narrow people. well, oligarchy, someone asked people, but in your life there was no such case when a bill began to be prepared and then marinated. he was put on pause. it seems to me that we had such cases you know, uh, in my practice in the seventh convocation, there were no such laws, but there really was such a law once on the protection of animals, remember, but today in our convocation of the initiative. this is what my colleague vasilievich maria viktorovna showed today. she is very serious about this law on the project. mm today, while it is still at the development stage, it has not yet been taken out into the oval hall. but as far as i know, i was interested in the work being carried out very actively. she plans to successfully complete this work and for sure, she relied on precisely the request

society, because, well, we have a lot of spontaneous in this topic. yes, it turned out to be an initiative from the people, but there is no bill, of course, it relied, of course, on the request of society and this request is completely fair, and i even delved into this topic a little in general. our smaller, but we, in general, also characterize ourselves here, how people loved a person, if we can take care of animals, then, perhaps, we will take care of ourselves and our family and about the people of this country and about our country. that is, all this is naturally legally demanded on the eve of the new year, the president signed laws on the activities of the parliament. you already mentioned them. and now, instead of two parliamentary sessions, one is being restored from september to june. that is, now the deputies will walk. on holidays only once a year they are twice as was before. and that very e also caused, again, criticism of

our parliamentarians. eh, i will answer this criticism, the next one is from the deputies. unfortunately, there are no vacations, deputies, like all people, have the right to rest, which is fixed in the labor code. we have a vacation that is due to every citizen of the republic of belarus and nothing more. well, yes, indeed, we used to have 10 today. we have one session that lasts almost non-stop for a whole year. and why is it so, well, look rapidly developing in the world. all public relations change, they are so dynamic. but the basis of the bill or any bill. he generally regulates certain public. e relations and therefore, in general, to keep up with the times, to respond quickly to the demands of society. uh, and back to our difficult time today, when

let's say the strengthening of national security. uh, too, is of great importance. we must quickly make a decision at lightning speed and pass a law on laws can only be adopted during the session, so it was decided that this session would be long and one big. and these holidays are in quotation marks, what is it called? yes they hit for the summer period, but in order for you to understand during this period, they also work very productively. mps are working on laws. work does not stop for a day. here are the working groups that i told you about, er, we work with citizens. i understand, no, you woke up and already in the oval hall. yes, she thinks i understand you very well, but we will still break for a while, i remind you, we have a telegram channel. say don't be silent. subscribe ask questions and suggest guests we are in touch. on the air

say it again, don't be silent. and today we are visiting deputy of the house of representatives marina linchevskaya marina aleksandrovna let's remember how your path to parliament began, in particular, the debates of 2019, when you were still a candidate for deputy, your rivals were four people, yes, and all four are men, two of them participated. uh, in the debate under the bull would be symbols, and then it was not yet recognized as extremist. and so, if you and the other two candidates, uh, one of them represented the liberal democratic party, the other, uh, had communist rhetoric. uh, creative, then these two people with flags. well, there was just a continuous cry of some kind of tantrum accusations of negativity. it's just that the negativity poured out of them. you remember those debates, of course. i remember, but first of all, i want to say that in general i had six opponents for the debate. only four came.

well, the two, apparently, had nothing to say at all. well, let's say that one of the opponents - it was. uh, representative of who should have been. yes, that's right, trusted person. that is, he also did not come, but i would like deport. well, naturally. i was preparing very seriously to say to this debate. it was my first such experience. and naturally. i came with pleasure to talk about some constructive things, to hear criticism on the contrary, but also constructively. well you look, what constructive criticism. i could hear from the person who has it, except for this black and white flag. also the flag of the european union, that's whose interests. do you think he defended the citizens of the republic of belarus? i think not. with what message did he go to these debates to defend. some kind of position talk about what he has to offer. in the event of the election of his proxy, the candidate

came to take a photo with a flag and a badge. he worked for the debate. i wanted to talk about some important things. i wanted to talk about what i want to do for this country for my voters, what i propose, but for some reason the whole conversation was transferred to some kind of personal plane. they sorted me out as a person, yes, about what plans they have, as potential deputies for the future, but they did not say anything. well, the program is. in in general, we remember them disappeared, as they appeared, and without memory. you know that this is also the category of people who, in general, quietly sat under the broom. sorry for this slang. and during the electoral campaigns, she suddenly showed just tremendous activity. the money had to be earned. here they are good. worked out in the twentieth year showed us such a complex attitude towards democracy. now, probably, many of our

citizens think that these are mostly screams. and in general, they do not carry anything behind them. well , there is a danger in this, that, well, me it seems that democracy is not the worst thing. yes, well, what do you think, should we still insist on these democratic values ​​or forget there is absolutely nothing wrong with democracy, but the very concept of democracy, it has begun to devalue. and you look today under the slogan of karate. some politicians. just trying to lead the world into chaos into a panic. here in tartarara somewhere to send. well. everyone probably has their own democracy, and i will say this. i really like democracy in belarusian. here, i would say democracy in belarusian in my understanding that each of us has the right to work and the right to education.

today we are free in terms of choosing our faith, we are a multi-confessional country and today no one in the country i live specifies. what church should i go to today, no one in this country tells me what language to speak? i see how the economy is developing in our country. stable. i see that we have a social component at the head of the pyramid of our state, the country is living, the country is developing, i am for such democracy. how are you why do you think there are many countries in the post-soviet space? yes, not only for the post-soviet. in space, we have seen a lot of examples when the americans brought democracy to iraq and to libya and to other countries. well, after all, the post-soviet space needs, why do they believe that democracy and the west , together with this democracy, will bring them peace and prosperity. although in fact there is not a single positive example, it is more likely that

politicians believe in it. that's just paid money to earn. they make money for it. and, of course, they do not form in their own state. e such an ideology. but e , let's think like this, let's go. uh, to a citizen of moldova that's the moment when you remember, a large crowd gathered and protested against president sandu against her policy and ask. tell me, dear citizen of the republic, moldova, do you want such a democracy? and he will say no, because you understand, when, of course, you have time for this . the project of the united states of america, the collapse of the soviet union, it took place, look how many troubles came to our earth, two chechen wars, yes, conflicts, and moldova take the same moldova in the same place, here transnistria moldova azerbaijan armenia and that's

it. this is set on fire under the banner of democratic values, of course. and what you said iraq lilia afghanistan yugoslavia. you understand. and what can we say democracy democracy there hmm i really liked no, in this regard, the minister of information formulated one day, when i read the letter, that, well, democratic values ​​have been violated. i understand that now they will ask for money. uh, you understand the fact is that really here these are democratic values, but they have to be called democratic values. we have other values ​​- democracy in belarusian, as you and i have decided. some call us dictatorships. let there be such a dictatorship. remember, the head of our state was also asked a question at the address of the president. how do you understand democracy to belarus - in belarus, he says, it's hard for me to understand it. i'm a dictator , he joked, he joked great, but in fact he said that the main thing is that there should be unity in our country, that we walk in one direction and generally understand where we are going,

so that we have both a strategy and tactics, because if these strategies are tactics, uh, then this is the right path to victory. and if only you understand some tactics without any strategy. they don't know, they don't know, in general, that they don't want to. this is some kind of vanity vanity, which in the end will not bring anything good. we clearly understand the goals and objectives that we are going for and we have a specific planned tactic that the house of representatives of the us congress was able to elect speakers. only 15 attempts worth emphasizing that this is the first case in a century, why so much is said about it. uh, when is the speaker's election? not limited to one tour. is this situation possible in our guy? of course not, definitely not, because, uh, the deputies of the house of representatives of the national assembly are at the forefront of their activities, the interests of their voters, we must, we have come, we must work constructively and, most importantly, competencies. that's how we think our speaker should, of course, have his

authority, his experience, uh, his ability to occupy, uh, such a high post of such of course, there can be no contradictions in our parliament. why because the parliament is constructive why because we work from the voters and for the voters yes? let's look at the united states of america when the speaker of congress was elected. you understand that you did not think about the interests of the state or the inhabitants of the state of massachusetts. now thought the congressman from this state. what kind of political preferences or what kind of lobby will you know from the speakers of the house of representatives of the united states congress? this is the only way in america. well, more this situation suggests that not everything is so with them and is well caused by today's these contradictions, tear into your split, some kind of mutual understanding within the republican party. no, it was shown, and here is the election of the speaker. and most

importantly, in my opinion, there is no clear political leader in this party who could, in principle, calm down this situation with an authoritative one and with this discord that exists there. well, you know there are already signs of certain signs of a crisis in the political system in united states of america well, let's wait and see. but it really is. you know this, uh, soap opera is called somewhere in the third at all. here is the action that took place. here is mccarthy. he was elected, yes, and in the end, in general, under the conditions. that is, any congressman at any time, if he is dissatisfied with the activity, he can come out and make claims, that is, this mccarthy also sits in this speaker's chair and thinks when someone will not like me unconditionally. you have already said that we are actively holding dialogue platforms, the parliamentarian

people are participating in them. and, if we draw parallels with the united states, what we see, yes, when a parliamentarian only goes forward in front of elective companies, and then they put on a show, and not at all some kind of constructive dialogue with people. you admit the possibility that such dialogue platforms as we have can be held in the united states. well, i think not, they are not fashionable. they are completely different. well, with you we already know the goals, interests and tasks everyone thinks about to himself everyone thinks about his political lobby. everyone thinks about their political future. and our deputies are able to put on some kind of show for the voters or, or, nevertheless, ours are more conservative in this regard, the more restrained show for show's sake, which we put into this word show show. this is something bright, something brilliant, but it seems to me that you need to work for the result, so that this result is. and how will we achieve this result, even if through a certain

beautiful, bright show, in my opinion. is not matter. the main thing is to maintain a balance of interests of both society and the state and each individual. we are working back for our voters for your phrase that here are the officials, how to wake them up, but we will work on this. so i'm curious how you are going to work on this, well, wake up the officials. no, you know, some officials don't even sleep. some officials. there are people who are not hiding and have noticed that there is some passivity against the background of the same deputies. yes, from their side, so, uh, there are problems, how can you interact, in addition to the fact that you are already setting a personal example. uh-huh how to communicate with civil society, and so that officials go down a little bit. maybe i would advise our officials to be more open. then, to speak in a simple non-

official language with people, of course, officials are doing some work, and receptions of citizens are very active now. they don't hide about their offices. look here in the frunzensky district of the city of minsk, the deputy of which i am we have this form communication with people is very actively used and the head of the administration, his deputy, invite us to participate in the deputies unconditionally. well , you know, this is already a little official form of communication. and i would like, probably, to go out and talk more informally. well, a meeting of labor collectives, or rather with the population and in labor collectives, is also taking place. well, perhaps i would like more creativity. uh, acted with creativity. i think that you, as a deputy, are approached by people on a variety of issues. yes very there are difficult cases regarding

bills. you yourself say that there are tricks and as a lawyer. you yourself mice are not always able to catch. yes, but then everything rests against the wall of the official, who must solve this problem there, so he wants to solve it or not, but i was lucky. i always find something, really. mm mutual understanding with representatives of the administration of the frunzensky district of the city of minsk uh-huh always. if we see that this problem is not solved at this stage, but it can be solved conditionally. tomorrow. we just take control of it and never. the administration of the frunzensky district did not let me down. if the problem is not solved, well, then you probably need to directly tell the person who came to see you that you have a request. some one that, well, it is impossible to satisfy, or she cannot

decide today, but this must be said honestly and argued. well, sometimes questions that arise from our uh citizens. they are generally like from outer space. and you can give an example when an appeal to citizens led to specific changes in legislation. well, i i want to say that our citizens today are very active and indeed very legally literate and often pay attention. ours on some collisions on some nuances in the legislation. eh, i analyzed my appeal that i had. eh, for 2022. i had more than 20% of the appeal, which concerned the amendment of legislation. right now , a law has been adopted to amend the law on the fight against corruption, and article 402 has undergone serious changes there. that is, today. people who painted the anti-corruption the obligation to collect from them the amount

received as a result of certain activities only if they commit offenses and will be brought to administrative or criminal liability. well, let's just tell you, here is a specific case of a woman, and a mother of three children, working as the chief accountant of an organization, she signed an anti-corruption obligation stating that she does not have the right to work elsewhere in certain positions, but the circumstances developed. she has three children, it's hard for her. she in the evening non-working time. she worked. she received a salary. she paid taxes on this salary. but yes, she, well, yes, yura violated the anti-corruption obligation and, in accordance with the legislation that was yesterday with this one, and they were obliged to recover the amount of this salary that she

received, but let's say a couple for the entire period at her second job, astronomical astronomical sums . there's 1.000 dollars uh-huh but today, of course, we could not help but pay attention to this and adjusted in this plan of legislation. and in particular, article 40 of the anti- corruption law, but only because there must be an understanding of some kind of justice , and i emphasize once again the salary. she received official taxes, paid and worked, well, at night, but really, probably, this was a necessity for her, and these are the moments we adjusted, in my opinion , completely. correctly fair, and including these points were drawn to our attention, the citizens of the case when the appeal of citizens helped to improve legislation. and you said 20% concerns this topic. e

adjustments to the colo. the rest are here. oh you know different. in general, such a popular topic. these are the issues of the problem related to housing and communal services, this is probably the chairman of the knowledge society for everyone. vadim faces the same questions on his dialogue platforms. as you quite know sometimes fair e. there were appeals. well, it seems to me that this system needs to be a little more reversal. and what, uh , somehow, if we are talking about what is, let's say we have such a form today treatment as one window, then it is literally. that's the way it should be. well, believe me, sometimes they do . here we are at the same window. she began to send one window to the second window to the third window to the fourth. the fifth window and as a result, already worked out ones were brought into one window. forgive the material that was kicked by the voter himself, but they simply accepted and put the last signature. that this should not be here, probably you need to see it all should. well, if we

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