with the help of something better than you will see here , in general, how the system of legislation works, how it is formed, how, starting from the legislative with the constitutional norms of principles, we further form legislation. and there will be no such opportunity to look through this legal chain, and moreover, these are all areas of all branches of legislation, therefore these are such multi-machine operators. these are the people who are really interested in it, who are crazy workaholics. uh, assiduous responsible unconditionally people because they they understand perfectly well that, uh, in general, the complexity is the volume and complexity itself, because there are people behind you, of course, but even the fact that you speak further to the administration is taken with pleasure, and the specialists in the ministries speak for themselves . yes, you are the first of these professionals, but kohl soon we have already touched on the constitution and we will remember how the president spoke of the new edition. the new

edition is a people's document. no wonder people supported him. most importantly, together we have strengthened the most important ideas of the principles of the goal of further development of the country in other words, together, they determined the contours and dialogues of the belarusian state as a source, which is our basic law. well, it was also said there that the legislation now needs to be brought into line with the basic law, and 2 years have already been allocated for this, the year has already passed, and what is the role of the ministry of justice in this indeed, this is such a significant event for the country as a whole to the constitution, and for us lawyers this is a special event that rarely happens in life there is good that we have witnessed this. eh, changes have passed this story, of course, to everyone and indeed. right. you say that we have been given 2 years to bring all

the legislation in line with the amended provisions of the constitution, and this work is already at the completion stage. eh, but i would like to talk a little about the work that was carried out even before the adoption and changes have already been made, but the management of the administration has begun work on an inventory of legislation. it's a huge array he's on tonight at the national register of legal acts more. from 60,000 normative legal acts that were necessary. well, i’m not saying that this is all right, but, but for understanding in general, this is some number of acts that needed to be inventoried, reviewed and evaluated, and now the leadership of the administration, with the support of the national center for legal research legislation , of course, the ministry of justice played an active role here all other interested government bodies all republican bodies were included in this work, and two such serious powerful work plans were prepared to bring the legislation in blocks, specific

activities with specific deadlines were noted. and in. general something now. here we are government bodies, all the work in the direction of fulfilling these points, many laws have already been adopted and you know about it, this is all seriously covered in the media and there is still work to be done in general, the deadline, but the president said in his message that it is necessary this job. accelerate therefore definitely follow the requirements of the president. and in general, it is already like this. yes, at the final stage, let's say so. hmm , this is definitely the preparation of a number of laws. uh, about 70 laws. we need to prepare. many have already been accepted. these are the fateful ones, let's say. so unique laws. uh, this is the law of all the belarusian people's assembly. the law is necessary again for civil society on political parties and public associations and local government and self-government. ah, parliaments. many laws by and large, all laws. these are the main constitutional

demanded to make certain adjustments to the array that you called two years. this, of course, is a unique short period, but i remember your such pr-activities of the ministry of justice, it was you who said that you were starting an inventory of yourself and were actively showing it. how do you do it. all these folders flew there and i think that others. departments in my opinion, also decided. uh, look around in the compartments, what is called and while we interrupt 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. i'm on the air again, tell the program, don't be silent. and today, our guest is first deputy minister of justice natalia filipova, we will remind the audience on february 7, the president signed the law on the entire belarusian assembly and one of the goals of documents securing the legal status of the supreme people's council,

how it turned out to be a representative body of the people of power, very often we hear questions in the media and in the masses -media and social networks about what a person needs to do to get into the composition are all very, uh, baked about it. what qualities in your opinion, natalia nikolaevna should have a person to become a delegate of the nss oh, in fact, it seems to me that it is not at all difficult to become a delegate of the entire belarusian national assembly, because it seems to me that this is primarily a personal quality of a person if you are an active citizen, if you are a caring citizen. they generally care about everything that happens in the state, if you are rooting for the fate of your country, if you are worried about our traditions being passed on from generation to generation. uh, our cultural values, if you're worried, uh, and you appreciate everything that we already have today and what we are doing today and you want to further improve all this only to embellish, and

, as they say, to multiply and improve, and at the same time you still have those leadership qualities , a charismatic person who can where to lead people along and tell them about your ideas. these are the same people, in my opinion, who can be delegates. and how to do it? these are just such sympathetic people who are not indifferent, who are not indifferent to everything that i said, who people really love their country , the people of their neighbors, their families. here they can always become e de. local councils of deputies is correct, that is, local councils of deputies at any level, from rural populated deputies to councils of deputies to the district level of the regional level, please, if people at all feel such a powerful force and the opportunity to go to the podium to speak out about their demands. these are the deputies

of the house of representatives too, please nominate your candidacies and become the entire composition of deputies to the house of representatives are members, uh, delegates of the entire belarusian people 's assembly, but also, uh, one more subjects that may be able to delegate their own. uh, members of the delegates, the entire belarusian people's assembly - these are the subjects of civil society. this is the new legal institution that has appeared in our country, and from a legal point of view it has already been formalized as a legal institution. e after the adoption of the law on the foundations of civil society. these are the pillars, these are the people who managed to organize themselves to unite in a specific organization and a public organization, of course, of course, large , serious public organizations that are known today, which today have a serious powerful weight. oh, which even the president of our country says. they are known to him.

uh, if people could, uh, unite in their own strength so that, uh, some necessary hmm , the right things to offer state bodies to come up with ideas to do something for the country for people, to help provide assistance to hold various kinds of events, to attract to their ranks . the youth. if here to see how active these public associations are today, that is , a large public association - these are also, uh, potential subjects that can delegate their delegates. that is , the people's assembly, that is, as far as i heard. this should be an active person who is not indifferent and who loves his country with all his heart and who wishes our country to her, which wishes her prosperity, but i also liked the phrase of natalya nikolaevna that you think not about the personal, but the state about the people. well, that too. i think it's some kind of gold belarusian rule before thinking about the motherland and then about yourself. yes, our president often talks

about the day of bureaucratization of the state apparatus in relation to this area. e. what are the areas of activity of the ministry of justice indeed, deberocracy is one of those serious requirements that are always made by the head of our state and the main pillar of the legal issue is directive number two, which we also all know the directive of the head of state, which determined those very basic legal requirements the basics that must be observed by all state bodies when working with the population when working with citizens' appeals. well, in general, the main goal of the bureaucrat. this is a reduction in the administrative burden of reducing the facts of walking and cases of citizens entering state bodies for solving their own personal or non -personal, or even the implementation of administrative procedures for public services. i mean, that's all it should be. it just needs to be available. it should all be comfortable, as little as possible, probably,

a person who uh takes care of his uh, immediate responsibilities. and as the president says, minding his own business, he must spend time going to state bodies and solving some of his social problems, therefore, of course, this is the direction that is always under the gun of the strict head of state, from which the ministry of justice operates and here are a few i would probably like to single out areas, and now we are again at the stage of improving the actualization of approaches in terms of the perfection of mutual mechanisms. actions with citizens by the population of the seuss by representatives of legal entities, uh, well, first of all, this is a directive. the same second one is being improved today, a draft of amendments to the directive , a number of positions there, is being improved and, of course, all digital technologies that are present in public administration, which should make it easier, are taken into account today. this interaction

from the state and society, of course, concerns. uh, issues of holding personal receptions of citizens. e. this is such a form of work, e personal methods of direct telephones of the sabbath lines. that there are those standard traditional forms of work with the population, but which have proven themselves very well in our country. they are not cancelled. they are more likely to be specified again for the purposes of extending the time for the convenience of citizens. e until 20:00. that is, if earlier we had mandatory personal receptions for leaders. uh, in the morning from 8:00 to 13 is now the duty once a month to conduct personally. reception from e, 15 to 20:00, some until 22 again. we know such stories. this is not covered by the mainstream media. and here in this case, if we talk about those formats that are unconditional and of course, people have to implement

administrative procedures - this is a huge layer of actions, probably, little is said about this either, but for understanding. we have about 2,000 administrative procedures, that is , public services with which, if we talk about citizens and legal entities, which are present in our legislation today, indeed. there are such legal procedures that require citizens to apply to state authorities bodies of a state organization for obtaining certain permits, conclusions , approval nikolaevna because now you have to hear very often from those who left, what they are next, what in europe do you need to wait a month for one piece of paper? well, that is, in the form, uh , when they relax with us, who come to us say that you simply don’t notice, but we really don’t notice and even scold one service for a five-year anniversary, which will be celebrated in the fall. it's called one window, but i think it's a continuation of our theme. yes what was the purpose of this service. well,

just one of the goals, the one that we talked about earlier, well, you can’t say that this is a five-year period. this is just a legal formalization of the existence of a one-stop-shop service at local executive administrative bodies, but back in 2004 , the head of state already spoke about the need to introduce the one-stop-shop declarative principle into our interaction for a very long time. i followed up here before meeting with you looked up to the eighteenth year. then he said, okay, stop getting ready. let's finally made a cool decision, the device resisted here. there was such an evolutionary path. i think that everyone was really a little afraid, because i told you about the number of these procedures, and how to stop this topic was also difficult and it could be painful for citizens for people, so, of course, government agencies are very careful and cautious . this issue was approached, but in general, i believe that this evolutionary path has yielded its results. i would like

to dwell on this topic a little more, because it seems to me that little is said about this, although this topic is indeed very complex and multifaceted and covers absolutely the activities of all state bodies in our country, because we all interact with citizens in one way or another. we provide certain government services , issue certain permits, er, licenses. uh, conclusions and approvals and anything you like, all this is, in our legislation, in terms of terminology, administrative procedures used in our legislation. so here's the one-stop service, for now here is created. at the level of local executive administrative bodies, and, of course, first of all, it is aimed at assisting citizens and citizens, representatives of legal entities , too, but to a greater extent its focus was on supporting citizens in creating that single place for receiving their , which is open practically from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm at any time. you can come, this eliminates

this need to find out, is there a way to go today, which department should i go to? even if we are within the executive committee. and if this there are also a number of other organizations that are on the territory of the district, of course, and so the goal was to minimize it. these are the transitions , trips, visits, uh, trials. clarification calls work does not work lunchtime not lunch time from work from the russian went. here, as it were, to exclude all this, this service was really created and i can definitely say that it has proven itself. on the positive side , this experience is very much implemented into work now, if talking about dynamics works, then we started we have seventy procedures for rendering it , for the most part, procedures that turn out to be local executive and administrative bodies, but different structural divisions and, as it were , a kind of question, see a practical example. i want to give. so, when i corresponded with me, they immediately gave me an algorithm of actions. yes, this is what we

call one-stop administrative procedures, that is, they gave the telephones the opening hours of the mingaz, where i had to register there sveta yes with a water utility, that is, you will immediately be fully supplied consulted provided methodological assistance told yes and further addresses. yes , because people sometimes do not understand, they say, why is there one window, if i need to, then go there, there and here? well, this is already the next step, which has given a little approval, but in fact, yes, is this what we are going to? yes, further task. here are my employees and the countries and the head of state poses this task to the government of creating those b that will allow us not to give you addresses to the gas service and to everyone else, and so that the state body itself working with your documents requested received electronically. it's all processed. and i just conveyed to you, the adopted administrative decision, this is the next task. that is, if today we are progressively increasing the number of procedures that

are processed in one window, and indeed the specialists are ready and able to provide competent advice and methodological assistance to you in solving these vital issues of yours. yes, then, uh, the next step, oh, which we are already talking about is what government bodies will be carried out in exactly the same way as to switch to a proactive format of rendering. that is, this is the notorious e-government. well, this is in some part yes, but here that's exactly everything that concerns the interaction between the state and society in providing services to the population. for an example, see our colleague journalist of the security council of belarus today oleg usachov writes how wonderful it would be. if , for example, the name of the child, it would be possible to register in the registry office remotely through the electronic portal, and after a couple of years put his turn in kindergarten this will be done simultaneously in our concept. it should be right away, that is, in this case , what your colleague is talking about and asking for, and

what we are really working on now. do we already have drafts of the relevant acts and do we have a technical understanding of how this should be done? this is, uh, that's exactly what the proactive format is. i'll take some time. i don’t know how much you can, but i’ll tell you, that is, the most interesting thing you can take all the time a woman enters the maternity hospital with her exchange card and already the hospital, realizing that there is data. after all, we draw up everything on the basis of our relevant documents, er, proving the identity is always correct , no one questions the data there, and already the maternity hospital after the appearance of the baby. light , let's say, transmits information to the registry office and the woman, while in the delivery room, already receives information in her personal account that your baby is registered. eh, and the corresponding certificate is obtained, as i remember when i was registered with the child. it was necessary to have a personal presence behind a stack of papers. this also has legal restrictions that today does not allow, but here is what we are working on now that you

remove all these and some legal barriers and this personal one. and if sorry happens. uh, dad doesn't want that name, well, it will also be here in the electronic service. here is a dual one, within the framework of the regulations , such electronic regulations are being worked out that will imply. uh, the possibility of moving documents, taking into account all these features of life situations, is what is happening technically. we're technically ready, yeah technically ready and technical financially. it's just all evolutionary on the sly. well, that is, how would it all require such a symbiosis of lawyers and their employees in the digital sphere and, of course, appropriate funding, but this will also be done by state bodies in one area or another, depending on the procedures that we will translate into electronic form. but what is a very good example here in that here right away this proactive format implies the possibility of immediately providing a package of services in connection with a change in the legal status of a citizen. we can offer right away. and this, too, as it were, in general,

can be done. uh, that package of services that, let's say, a baby is born. we understand that let's figuratively call it. this is the package kid and e with this package the work of this package. a-and parents receive information by e-mail that we can put your child in the kindergarten immediately, we offer to assign a benefit in connection with the birth of a child. and we offer to put your family or change the composition of the registered family in improving housing conditions, and a number of others. what are you talking about additionally, and even the parents themselves will no longer sleep, and in time to respond to tender ones, your task will simply be to tick the boxes and agree that in this case i need these services from the state. yes , she is really interested in my child being registered in a kindergarten, but you have the right to refuse. if you think you can, you won't need a home education. here he is in the future.