it reads the san francisco public works commission establishes the september 2024 public works commissionmeeting schedule. something should be reword worded there in the resolved clause and maybe in the second, whereas you could say that public works commission hereby schedules or intends to hold regular meetings on the following dates in 2024. anyway, those are my thoughts all the way around. sorry if it was a little convoluted and thanks for listening. thank you. caller and we have one other caller, sf govtv please unmute that. caller and caller. you'll have three minutes to speak and 30s to and i'll provide you with a 32nd notice. thank you, aaron. or here again, just sort of a comment on some experiences i have with the difference between this commission and the sf mta commission. both of which i tend to attend for purposes of discussing transportation for small wheeled mobility. and i note that these meetings tend to be much less attended in general by the public. and i wonder if that does have something to do with the time of day that it occurs. the mta commission meetings usually s

meeting of this commission is schedule to be cancel and theed january meeting will be held with public works commissionre holding the election today. and in order to hold this election the commission will need to temporarily suspend rules a motion and vote of 2 of the 3 members. and since because this is a procedural matter. public comment is in the required to wave the rules to hold the election today. we mead to do that and then take nominations for each position. >> i motion we suspend the rowels to hold the election of officers today. all in favor. in the new year i suggest an aspect to provide sfleksability and timing of election of officers. so you see this in the new year. on to the election. you are aware the chair presides at all meeting preserving order order decides questions of order. works with the department director and the commission secretary to plan meetings. may appoint members and directs the work of the secretary. the chair may appoint members as representatives to organizations or agencies. and the chair works with public works to navigate issues that involve both commissions or o

when the public works commission launched a search for i permanent director i intentionally did in the throw my hat in the ring many strong candidates were interviewed. for a variety of reasons the step dids not lead to a hire. i was asked fiwould reconsider and after soul searching i was red to say yes with optimism and purpose. fuelling my change of heart the inspiration i get from staff. all of the expert i pride they bring to the job in the care and improvement of san francisco we have an incredible team and a privilege to be a part temperature commissioners, i want to sthk for your support and look forward to continuing my work with you. on to updates. i'm sure are aware san francisco hosted the summit last week. a huge event that brought president biden and near low 2 dozen world leaders. 2,000 journalists, 150 corporate leaders and tense of thouz arounds of others. kicked off on november 11 and wrapped up a week later. the city had been preparing for this epic event for a year with the ground work ramping up in the last couple months. many team usa were involved. street and envi

remarks to the commission as a whole, not to individual commissioners or staff and the public is always welcome to submit comments in writing to the commission at our email address. public works dot commission at sfdp .org. on behalf of the commission, we extend our thanks to govtv building management and media services staff for helping make this meeting possible. chair post. thank you. before calling the next item. are there any requests from the commission to amend the order of today's agenda? all right. i don't hear any. we will move on to the next item. announcements by chair. i have just two today. my first is i'd like to call out the recent addition, the october edition of the department's newsletter in the works out this week i found it once again to be very informative and interesting and enjoy the references to the holiday that we all had on tuesday. in it, there is a history of san francisco cemeteries featured and the care taken by san francisco public works and other departments. when excavating for new or renovated public facilities. there was an exceedingly creative public awareness campaign. i thought, to spotlight illegal dumping in particularly problematic n

we retained two commissions, the public works commission which oversee the over-all department and approve the budget and contracts. and sanitation and street commission and their mandate focus on policy and deliverable for street cleaning and basically the operation division. reporting to them regularly how we are doing, we think will help make sure we are as efficient and effective as we can be as a department. >> that sounds great. thank you so much for coming and talking to me today and appreciate the time you have given. >> thank you so much for having me. it was a pleasure. >> that is it for this episode. you are watching san francisco rising. >> [music] art withelders exhibiting senior art work across the bay for 30 years as part of our traveling exhibit's program. for this exhibits we partnered with the san francisco art's commission galleries and excited show case the array of artist in historic san francisco city hall. >> [inaudible]. call me temperature is unique when we get to do we, meaning myself and the 20 other professional instructors we are working with elders we create l

we retained two commissions, the public works commission which oversee the over-all department and approvehe budget and contracts. and sanitation and street commission and their mandate focus on policy and deliverable for street cleaning and basically the operation division. reporting to them regularly how we are doing, we think will help make sure we are as efficient and effective as we can be as a department. >> that sounds great. thank you so much for coming and talking to me today and appreciate the time you have given. >> thank you so much for having me. it was a pleasure. >> that is it for this episode. you are watching san francisco rising. please stand b the san francisco budget and finance committee meeting of november 29, 2023. good morning. the meeting will come to order. welcome to november 29, 2023 meeting of budget finance committee. i'm supervisor chan, chair of the committee. i'm joined by supervisor ahsha safai, our clerk is brent julipa. i like to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting the meeting. >> frundly reminder to make sure silence cell phones and electronic devices not to

we retained two commissions, the public works commission which oversee the over-all department and approve the budget and contracts. and sanitation and street commission and their mandate focus on policy and deliverable for street cleaning and basically the operation division. reporting to them regularly how we are doing, we think will help make sure we are as efficient and effective as we can be as a department. >> that sounds great. thank you so much for coming and talking to me today and appreciate the time you have given. >> thank you so much for having me. it was a pleasure. >> that is it for this episode. you are watching san francisco rising. 2023.) >> slaefl. >> this meeting safety and neighborhood services committee meeting this morning at 10:00 am., thursday, november 9, 2023. >> i'm supervisor stefani chair and to my right supervisor engardio and left supervisor engardio clerk mr. john carol and thank you, john at you may also watch live at www.sfgovtv.org for staffing this meeting mr. clerk any announcements. >> public comment will be

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also just want to recognize the working collaboration with the city attorney's office, the public utility commission public works on this matter. briefly, we'll cover the history of the mission bay park. talk about the joint community facility agreement. the lease termination between ocii, city and the port and future steps. i will cover introductions and parks overview and antonio will cover items 2-4. this illustrate s all the mission bay parks. we have two categories. parks transferring to the recreation and park department and parks coming back to the port. an important thing to recognize with all this is that when the redevelopment initially occurred for the mission bay area, it was anticipated these parks come back to the city and to the port. the port has underlying land and so did the city. there are certain parks that have dual jurisdictions, city and port, so over the last 18 months we have been working collaboratively with the various agencies to identify which parks would be managed by which agency. a lot of the thinking behind that was what would be easiest for the park users to underst

we retained two commissions, the public works commission which oversee the over-all department and approve the budget and contracts. and sanitation and street commission and their mandate focus on policy and deliverable for street cleaning and basically the operation division. reporting to them regularly how we are doing, we think will help make sure we are as efficient and effective as we can be as a department. >> that sounds great. thank you so much for coming and talking to me today and appreciate the time you have given. >> thank you so much for having me. it was a pleasure. >> that is it for this episode. you are watching san francisco rising. >> monday november 20. 2023. the meeting began at 10:01 a.m. secretary fuller, call the roll. >> >> good morning. respond with here or present. thomas harrison. >> here. >> commissioner harrison is present >> commissioner simi. >> present. >> with 3 members present we do have quorum for the sanitation and streets commission

public comment is closed. >> thank you madam secretary that concludes my report. >> . okay. >> are there so to no items for item c >> general engineering construction work on san francisco public utilities commission systems and operations around hetch hetchy. any items the commissioners want to remove from consent calendar. >> yes. a question. yeah. >> okay. item consideration pull for questions and item d, please and um, item d? >> and c. >> right. >> not pulling just clarifying questions. >> can i have that two for c, d, and e just questions on so i think we can um, do we need to open public comment? >> continue to make a motion than to. >> i'm sorry, go ahead and have your conversation and- >> (multiple voices). >> let's have the conversation. >> let's talk about item c commissioner. >> are we going to hear. >> it is the consent calendar. >> i'm sorry can you speak into the microphone. >> my question is why now are we having this extension that's my question. >> um, (rustling of papers.) >> i why are we um, doing this now. >> good afternoon, commissioners realtime services expending the contract to support existing work and we're doing it in, you know. in the increment we think will take to ac

we retained two commissions, the public works commission which oversee the over-all department and approve the budget and contracts. and sanitation and street commission and their mandate focus on policy and deliverable for street cleaning and basically the operation division. reporting to them regularly how we are doing, we think will help make sure we are as efficient and effective as we can be as a department. >> that sounds great. thank you so much for coming and talking to me today and appreciate the time you have given. >> thank you so much for having me. it was a pleasure. >> that is it for this episode. you are watching san francisco rising. >> hi, friends. i'm pria here at the palace of fine arts in san francisco. here with skylar who is the new managing director of the san francisco examiner. skylar, would you start by telling us about the examiner? >> absolutely. the san francisco examiner is san francisco's oldest locally owned newspaper. it is the newspaper of william randolph hurst and mark twain, so incredible history in san francisco and we cover all it the evenlts events i

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to try the we have for over 1200 people that actually engaged in the work of the she's tough for me to die public monitoring commission anderson. and so i'm, would this be a, somebody to work systems just be sure to come towards the supervisor presence with s t m, to ensure that possibly the legislation back us is fully complied with. and now she kind of get in the detention facilities loving mainly because i need to do some of our colleagues. i also bully a monitoring elections shifting a lot i sees cuz she get upset the a lot. the so buick, the federal civic chamber and the regional chambers i saw kind of the novel but of the monitored virginia election support over a decade of meetings and stuff. and that was, and this is a truly some dependent, the thing is impartial. and the pop product of useful from we have a full legal basis for operations or t e, we form a pool. so did a public goods address discrete learning a to do in the community settings. so from the we are communicate and i'm a single sure to clear the political parties, us and the, the, to the full. and we didn't always distress estimate on the left in

commission and end no later than january 19. we will pay a lot of attention to campaigning work, because those candidates who are members of a publiction, candidates for deputies of a public association, in many ways, will run for deputy at all different levels and in many ways they will determine the prospects for the development of our state in the near future, then have to define ways to move forward, we will provide them with our full support, this will be in terms of agitation and participation in work at pickets in collecting assistance in collecting signatures and methodological assistance in writing program documents, here we must work as a single organism, as a single whole, only in such a context will there probably be a result, it’s time to turn our attention to young people in order to actively attract them on voting day, to take part directly in the elections, we are also conducting a large campaign on the internet, in order in order to support our candidates who will be directly nominated, i am sure from our public association , another important area of ​​the association’s participation in elections is the organizati

also just want to recognize the working collaboration with the city attorney's office, the public utility commission and department of public works on this matter. briefly, we'll cover the history of the mission bay park. talk about the joint community facility agreement. the lease termination between ocii, city and the port and future steps. i will cover introductions and parks overview and antonio will cover items 2-4. this illustrate s all the mission bay parks. we have two categories. parks transferring to the recreation and park department and parks coming back to the port. an important thing to recognize with all this is that when the redevelopment initially occurred for the mission bay area, it was anticipated these parks come back to the city and to the port. the port has underlying land and so did the city. there are certain parks that have dual jurisdictions, city and port, so over the last 18 months we have been working collaboratively with the various agencies to identify which parks would be managed by which agency. a lot of the thinking behind that was what would be easiest for the par

public organizations were involved in active work. the eleventh meeting of the belarusian-turkish intergovernmental commission on economic cooperation was held in ankara. during the work , a rapid increase in trade between the two countries was noted. the level of 15 billion dollars, which was set as a guideline by the presidents of belarus and turkey , can be reached in the near future. interaction with turkey. carried out according to the widest range of areas and is supported by political contacts and dialogue at the highest level, at the level of intergovernmental communication, inter-parliamentary communication and serious interdepartmental cooperation. our meeting today is a clear confirmation of the existence of serious support for focusing on active action. following the meeting , a protocol was signed, which contains 15 sections; the document involves resolving issues regarding mutual settlements, as well as working on the logistics of delivery of goods. besides, turkish partners have been offered a number of investment projects that will allow them to realize the potential of mutual cooperation to a greater extent. world quali

the way it works as you go to the public service commission say this is how much it costs to generate power and this is how how much of how to charge people to make my statutory profit but they control how you -- how much money you make. imagine if your company decides i'm not going to provide electricity for people who are in this line of work or people in this line of business. it would be pretty dramatic if they were but to do that maybe i shouldn't speak about this in the public square because maybe tomorrow someone will get a brightht idea about what utilits elect a about what utility selector covers should be doing. we are that far off in many spaces. it strikes me tomorrow they will be artificial intelligence meeting in the senate where apparently many of these -- and so is elon musk so we may have a fight as well coordinated. it struck me if you think about it and this is nothing personal about him but i would argue in a room with up to one heck united states senate and in the two most powerful people in the room will not be members selected by the public but two important com

your active public position, as a member of public... this commission, but in general, as a caring person, it is caring people who help us organize the work vladimir kolokoltsev and how to make russian roads safer. anton botkovenko, yuri gonchar and vadim samsonov, conduct. over the past week, russian troops attacked the territory of ukraine 15 group strikes. warehouses of weapons and equipment, as well as places of deployment of foreign military personnel, became targets. the military was informed about this and also talked about the situation in the main directions, in particular in kupinsky, russian troops managed to occupy, in yuzhnodonetsk, in zaporozhye - in kherson , attempts by the army to land troops were thwarted. about the kherson direction, as a result of fire raids and artillery preempting the action of russian troops, the enemy’s attempts to land and gain a foothold on the left bank of the dnieper were thwarted. except in addition, a unit of the thirty-fifth, thirty-seventh brigades of the marine corps, the armed forces of ukraine, in the areas of fire artillery, 40 vehicles and 35 various watercraft were defeated . sergei s

guaranteed a profit but the prophet are limited in the get in for the way it works you go to this public service commission say this amateur cost to generate power,le this is how much we are to charge people in order to make my statutorily protected profit. but the control of much money you make but they are monopoly. so imagine the electric company decides one day i'm not going to provide electricity for people who l believe this, or people in this line of work or people or in this line of business. while it would be pretty dramatic if they were able to do that and maybe, maybe i shouldn't speak to this in the public square because maybe torso and we'll get some bright idea about what electric companies and utilities should be doing to people. we are really not that far off in many spaces. strikes me, tomorrow there's going to be this artificial intelligence meeting in the senate where many apparently many of these prominent, mark zuckerberg a supposedd be there, so his elon musk i think we may have a fight as well as part of this thing. you know the whole thing they're supposed t to fight whatever. and i

but their profits limited and they get to so in florida the way it works is you go to this public service commission and you say this is how much it costs to generate power this is how much you have to charge people in order to make my statutorily protected profit. but they control how much money you make, but they are a monopoly. so imagine the electric company decides one day i am not going to provide electricity for who believe this or. people who are in this line of work or people who in this line of business while it'd be pretty dramatic if they were able to do that and maybe, maybe i shouldn't speak this into the public square because maybe someone will get some bright idea about what electric companies and utilities should be doing to people. we're really not that far off in many spaces. it strikes me tomorrow there's going to be this artificial intelligence meeting in the senate where many, apparently many of these prominent mark zuckerberg is supposed to be there. so is elon musk. so i think we may have a fight as well coordinated as part of this thing. you know the whole thing, they're sup

commission. examining the promotion of qualified and returned work yesterday in the second session of the public meeting of the parliament, which we had good feedback yesterday evening , some issues were corrected, including the fact that the government was obliged to establish no executive body in the seventh plan, i.e. the next 5 years of the country. in the department of marriage and divorce counseling centers, the government was obliged to organize this and do support work. in fact, the contributions of scientific institutions increased and also one of the approvals we had now includes a lot in it was about the discussion of the soldier that it was decided that the average military service should be 12 months, and people over 30 years of age, whether absent or not , will be exempted from military service if they have two children, and in fact, this was the most important discussion that was discussed in the form of these executive cases , but in the bill there were several chapters in the 7th plan, when the main materials were reviewed in the public forum, they were actually taken into consi

are members of the central electoral commission. voices, not to mention thousands of observers, from parties and public organizations, are independent in their workt this greatly increases your responsibility to all participants in the electoral process, and of course to society, to the state, to our people, your work requires deep knowledge , organization and objectivity and, to a large extent, the ability to be delicate with people, to be attentive to their requests and claims, i can imagine how much nerve this requires, the starting point of the electoral system was september 24, 1993, on this day a decree was signed on the formation of a central election commission for elections to the state duma. on december 12, they took place simultaneously with the elections to the federation council and a popular vote on the project, but a qualitative leap, and now in many ways we have a different system, as open as possible, using advanced information technologies, one of the best in the world, but the main the principles of the central election commission remain unchanged, these are the free will of citizens and secret voting, the mobile voter system,

european commission on agreements post 9/11, and i worked to protect america from a terrorist attack after the world trade center attack in our country. but one of the highlights of my publiceer is that i was able to serve as governor of arkansas for 8 years, and during that time i proved that you can govern as a conservative. after more than 100 years of democratic rule of the state -- let me repeat that. 100 rules of democratic rule in the state, i signed legislation to lower taxes from 7% down to 4.9%, $700 million per year going from the government coffers back to taxpayers' pockets. [applause] i reduce the regulatory burden on our businesses, and we worked to shrink the size of state government, and guess what? i left a $2 billion surplus for my successor, governor sarah huckabee sanders. [applause] and well governor, i followed a simple principle that i will also follow as president. i went to the private sector of our economy to grow faster than the government sector, and it did. [applause] i reduced state government employment by 14%, 3000 fewer workers, and the private sector created more than 100,000 jobs. i protected women's sports by sending a law that said bio

necessary medical assistance, a special commission has been created in the city to assess the damage caused by the bad weather. all public utilities were workingand our green farm also hired contractors, including our network specialists. yesterday evening before dark... we removed 33 trees, left the remaining ones overnight, during the night we had seven more fallen trees, today crews are working in three districts of the city to cut them down, in addition, we have begun removing waste green space for recycling, part of city due to bad weather , residents of the private sector near mount mitrida were left without power supply, there is no color yet, more than 20 incidents were registered in ten municipalities, 16 incidents. were associated with the fall of trees that blocked the passage of vehicles; infrastructure and building structures were damaged. three incidents were associated with the removal of the roofs of buildings and objects, five incidents with flooding of territories, and one incident with the entrance to villages. the new admiralty could not withstand the blow of the elements the square, which is located in the center of the ci

work in the first half of the day, and then i left. however, the public council of virtue and the higher qualification commission found inconsistency withords. therefore, judge galatina did not confirm the ability to administer justice. this conclusion is for her release must be confirmed by the supreme council of justice. another judge convicted of bribery was mobilized to the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. so now the hearing of his case has been stopped. oleksandr lysyuk, the former head of the baryshiv district court of the kyiv region, joined the army. at the end of march, the highest anti-corruption court of ukraine sentenced him to three years of imprisonment with the confiscation of all property and the right to hold positions in state authorities. according to the case file, the judge received $2,500 in 2017. the first part of a bribe for making a decision in civil cases in the interests of third parties. in general, the judge demanded uah 5,000 for a positive decision. oleksandr lysyuk filed an appeal against the verdict, and now he decided to go to the armed forces. so the case is stopped. it should be noted that among

commission that were just mentioned, but how does your company work? vladimir, thank you very much, thank you, gtlk is working on the tasks of rejuvenating the fleet, public transport, as you actually instructed, in order to understand the scale of the work that is being deployed today, well, i would like to give one figure, to actually in this market public transport has been running for 15 years, which is three times longer than the usual standard pace supplies that gtlk ensures, of course, this is thanks to the programs that you instructed to develop for which the government decided to allocate additional funding, taking into account the way these programs are built, this is an update on safe roads, this is a new program for to the national welfare fund, from the twentieth to next year, this will be another 4,000 units, i would like to say a huge thank you to all the cities that receive equipment through gtlk, through preferential leasing mechanisms, all residents say thank you very much for the new modern , low-floor, environmentally friendly transport, this is thanks to your support, thank you very much, and what about the capitalization of your comp

public works and interdepartmental agreement citywide. >> thank you. colleagues rkss the government audit oversight committee has responsibility to commission program audit and legislative analyst and last year, with your support we increased the bla capacity to take on additional audit s with enacting proactive anti-corruption measures. we recently received one of last year's audit completed and will be receiving more in the coming months. earlier this year, the committee recommended a audit of the san francisco police department use of overtime and today i'm requesting your support to commission two additional audits by the budget and legislative analyst. the first audit is related to something that according to the controller's 2023 city survey is still top of mind for many san franciscos and that is street cleanliness. this proposed audit will survey the city street cleaning operations for efficiency effectiveness and equity of street cleaning including the provision of services across different neighborhoods. this is the first program audit that we are aware of of street cleaning operations in over five years. i should note that vice chair stefani h

commission and every committee unanimously. and that is because it is public to have responsible development when you have people near committed to the work. it did not guilty start that way. i remember when i first met with enrique and i had got elected but we had done w to make sure that all the projects on the southeastern water front would be possible. when i met him i tooktd mayor with me and did that for a couple reasons. one i wanted him to know we meant business and this you were going to listen to the community if you were going to build here. 2, i wanted him to know this we had leaders in the city nacare and concerned even when they may not be part of the civic doubt to do so and after that meeting, and enric embegone to talk to the community about what the plans were at the power station. when we wanted see. what was going to be developed would he listen to communities. made a lot of changes on design. a lot of changes on the height of buildings and when we would see that's because he listened to community i say thank you to enrique being responsible develop they're listens to community. and then as we continue to push affordab

so the more for minor changes to policy that the commission and the chief can work together and agree to forego that public engagement process, that extra public engagement process outside of the public commission hearings in order to move forward minor pro forma changes to policy. the second section of this of this measure really is about improving the efficiency of the officers that we have. so right now, in a similar way that the board of supervisors gets a report when a new policy is being considered, that speaks to the budgetary impacts, other impacts that the measure might have. the police commission doesn't have that analog. and so what we what we are requiring is that as part of the for the consideration of new policies, that there be an analysis that's embedded into the public record that speaks to the amount of time that this would require an officer to be off the street to comply with any requirements that come with that new policy. it sets that in. keeping with that, it sets that that that our goal is that no more than 20% of an officer's active duty should be behind a desk that 80% of their ti

chairman of the commission of the public chamber of russia for the development of the information community , alexander malkevich, advocates tightening legislation to counter sabotage workary for this in order to identify very much with the gangster underground, it is obvious that in general in the zone of a special military operation special legislation should work, there is no not execution on the spot, of course, but more stringent measures, protection of our constitutional system, our state, including what concerns... especially the so-called waiting people, until recently we had the practice of them simply meaning they were expelled , so this is happiness for them, they returned to themselves, they were still accepted there as heroes, and the same thing with teenagers, we have a whole series of these kinds of gaps, and this is due not only to the fact that they can escape punishment , but also because... it works with them, this ukronazi propaganda, they offer them a role model of a hero, yes, that is, now you will commit some kind of, uh , vile act, but you will be our hero here, we will include you in some pantheon there, another heavenly hundred, we will call th

public position, as a member of the public supervisory commission, the head of this one. but in general, as a caring person, it is the caring people help us organize the workbetween vladimir kolokoltsov and alexander kholodov was held in a constructive manner. in essence, this is an example of how the ministry of internal affairs and social activists, each structure for its part, jointly ensure that russian roads become safer. anton botkovenko, yuri gonchar and vadim samsonov, conduct. the kherson region is under fire from ukrainian militants, and social facilities and pensions came under fire. fund and employment center in the village of chiplinko, it is reported that nine people were killed, the same number of people were injured, and one of them is in serious condition, the armed forces of ukraine fired, just to think, with missiles, six missiles flew, four were shot down, two still flew, well, this can be called with some kind of understanding and term... this is the building of the pension fund and the building of the center employment, in which during the day, and during the day they knew exactly what was there, there were people, visitors, employees

work that's gone into this application. thank you. thank you. okay we should open up public comment. members of the public. this is your opportunity to address the commissionon this matter. good afternoon. woody labounty from san francisco. heritage this gentleman just explained why these theaters are so important and why they are not obsolete as cultural centers. we talked about the alexandria theater in the past and the clay theater, and you'll often hear as they come before you that, oh, people don't go to movies anymore. therefore, you need to let us turn this into a retail space or tear down that blade sign. well here is an excellent example of the economic benefits and the cultural benefits that these old movie houses still can bring to the city. and we very much support and aid. and lord, this landmark nomination. thank you. thank you. last call for public comment. if you're in the chambers, please come forward. if you're calling in remotely, you need to press star three or raise your hand via webex. seeing no request to speak public comment is closed and this item is now before you commissioners, commissioners. it's a great project. commissioner fo

chairman of the commission of the public chamber of russia for the development of the information community , alexander malkevich, advocates tightening the legislation to counter sabotage work, now opposite me, the minister for the development of the far east and the arctic, alexey chakunkov, alexey olegovich, hello, good afternoon, let's start with the exhibition itself, each region is represented here russia, but of course, all the regions that are part of the far eastern federal district, what impressed you personally the most and maybe you also gave some ideas on how to present these regions? i certainly mean it sincerely. i am convinced that the far east is the most dynamic, most energetic region of russia and here on the russia frum, this is clear as never before, our huge compass, our uh, slogan, we are the far east, uniting the regions, a huge queue at the entrance to the kamchatka volcano , all this sets the mood right at the entrance, so just as russia begins from the far east, every new day begins. in russia, so from the territory of the far east, the russian forum-exhibition begins, i believe that our idea is to unite the far eastern regions with a common meanin

recruits who... the commission of the public chamber of russia for the development of the information community alexander matkevich advocates tightening legislation to combat sabotage. to workd deal very harshly with the sabotage underground, with the gangster underground. obviously, in general, in a special military zone. operations must have special legislation to work, there is not execution on the spot , of course, but more stringent measures, protection of our constitutional system, our state, including, and as for especially yes, here the so-called waiting people, until recently we had a practice, they were simply expelled, so this is happiness for them, they returned to their place and were received there as heroes, and the same thing with teenagers, we have a whole series these kinds of gaps, and this is due not only to the fact that they can... escape punishment, but also to the fact that it works with them, this is ukronazi propaganda, they offer them a role model of a hero, yes, that is, here you are now you will commit some, uh, vile act, but you will be a hero here, we will put you in some kind of pantheon entered there, the next heavenly hundred, let's name th

chairman of the commission of the public chamber of russia for the development of the information community, alexander matkevich, advocates tightening the legislation to counter sabotage work necessary in order to identify and deal firmly with the sabotage underground, with the gangster underground, it is obvious that in general in the zone of a special military operation special legislation should work, there is no execution on the spot, of course, but more stringent measures , especially with regard to yes, the so-called waiting people , until recently we had a practice, they were simply expelled, so this is happiness for them, they returned to their there they were also accepted as heroes, and the same thing with teenagers, we have a whole series of these kinds of gaps, and this is due not only to the fact that they can. evade punishment , but also because this ukronazi propaganda works with them, they offer them a role model of a hero, yes, that is, now you will commit some vile act, but you will be our hero here, we will some kind of pantheon has been introduced there, another heavenly hundred, let's name the street after you and so on, so on, at this age you really w

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