duma committee on information policy, information technologies and communications alexander khinshtein, and now joins our conversation. inna svitenko chairman of the federation council committee on social hello irina yurina in your opinion, irina that is why right now there is a need to change the legislation in this regard from a public point of view, if possible, but the fact is that, uh, deputies of the state duma have been working on changing legislation for a long time and pays attention. but the fact that, unfortunately, the information policy is not enough, but blocks the propaganda that can cause mental harm to human health. yes, in the thirteenth year, a law was adopted, but on the inadmissibility of the dissemination of information. which can cause, uh, mental harm to the health of a minor, but it is quite obvious that these are the issues that are prescribed there for minors, namely the imposition of information and also propaganda a. it can also affect adults, and we see that the parent community is protesting and, uh, many say that, well, we cannot protect children from adults and from the flow of information that is now pouring on adults , children can also use it. and it

project can be said right now, we will do it together with the chairman of the federation council committee on social policy the name day university student. hello. hello, have you personally met the children in moscow, please tell us about what route they had in the capital and, in general, about the role of legislators in this patriotic initiative patriotic initiative memory train. i united the guys 200 guys, uh, and from russia from belarus, these are schoolchildren who, uh, made the route from belarus to moscow and stopped where the battles took place during the great patriotic war. uh, they had the opportunity to get acquainted and look at the sights on the topic, which are dedicated specifically to memory. about the great victory also. uh, on the way, of course, they got to know their peers. and i am very glad that the stop in moscow was also very significant and important for the guys, because many of them were there for the first time and they had the opportunity to visit, er, the museum of victory on poklonnaya gora, they also visited the kremlin, red square, laid wreaths at the tomb of the unknown

talk about the issues that the spring session was the focus of attention of the federation council committee on social policyalk about it with its chairman and hello a. so, if we sum up the results of the spring session. what are the results, given the sanctions pressure, the committee somehow adjusted its work, and no doubt and that is why a huge number of social laws appeared. because now and in connection with import substitution and with the unprecedented sanctions pressure that is taking place, but in relation to russia, it is necessary to support the population and it is arranged , and at the same time, those who, for some reason, can not work, and therefore we have more than 80 bills. we specifically counted those that passed through our committee and became the laws of the russian federation. of course, they are mainly related to measures to support the population, and moreover, we specifically looked at the fact that the laws are related both to supporting families with children, as disabled people and, of course, in this situation, it was very important to acquire the status of veterans of military