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The “one-window” principle provides for the provision of state or municipal services after a single application by the applicant. The legislation obliges government agencies and structures to request the necessary documents from each other, and not demand them from citizens.
The Russian government has expanded the list of MFC services with payments to citizens who have lost their housing due to natural emergencies or terrorist attacks.
Payments will be provided on a “one window” basis.
The MFC will also make payments for major repairs of housing owned by the victims.
MOSCOW, October 9 - RIA Novosti. The Russian government has supplemented the recommended list of services that the MFC provides with a one-time application (based on the “one window” principle), with payments to citizens who have lost their housing due to natural emergencies or terrorist attacks, follows from the order of the Cabinet of Ministers, which is at the disposal of RIA Novosti.
The “one-window” principle provides for the provision of state or municipal services after a single application by the applicant. The legislation also obliges government agencies and structures to request the necessary documents from each other, and not demand them from citizens.
“Add to the recommended list of state and municipal services, the provision of which can be organized according to the “one-stop shop” principle in multifunctional centers... Assigning payments to citizens who have lost residential premises as a result of emergencies of a natural and man-made nature, as well as as a result of terrorist acts and (or) in the suppression of terrorist acts by lawful actions, for the acquisition or construction of residential premises by them,” the document says.

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