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In the context of the work of the eighth convocation of the State Duma and the ongoing support of SVO participants and their families, political parties are discussing interaction in the parliamentary environment.
The State Duma has created a mechanism for constructive dialogue, where parties express different points of view within the framework of parliamentary order.
According to Alexander Babakov, today's State Duma is ready to work on serious decisions and adopt laws that could meet the needs of citizens.
Alexander Babakov noted that in matters of supporting SVO participants and their families, political overtones fade into the background, and all parties act as members of one big party - Russia.
MOSCOW, September 29 - RIA Novosti. A mechanism for constructive dialogue has been created in the State Duma, where parties express different points of view within the framework of the parliamentary order, said the first deputy chairman of the A Just Russia party, vice-speaker of the house of parliament of the eighth convocation, Alexander Babakov.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with the leadership of political parties on Monday.
“I would like to emphasize that in the Duma today, in my opinion, a mechanism for constructive dialogue has been created, where political parties really express their different points of view, but this is within the framework of parliamentary order, parliamentary relations,” Babakov said during the meeting.
According to him, today’s State Duma is ready to work on serious decisions and adopt laws that could continue to meet the needs of citizens and respond to the wishes expressed during the election campaign.
The politician also noted that in matters of supporting SVO participants and their families, political overtones fade into the background. According to him, this was also shown by voting on key issues during the work of the eighth convocation. “We understand that here virtually all parties act as members of one big party - Russia,” Babakov concluded.

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