Medvedev will form a commission to implement the People's Program of United Russia

Brief retelling from RIA II

Dmitry Medvedev will soon form a party commission to implement the People's Program of United Russia.

The commission preliminary discusses the draft federal budget with the government before the first and second readings in the State Duma.

According to Andrei Isaev, the federal budget contains certain decisions in the areas of the People’s Program, such as decent work, family well-being, increasing population, and creating a strong economy.

MOSCOW, October 2 - RIA Novosti. Chairman of United Russia Dmitry Medvedev will soon form a commission to implement the party’s People’s Program, with which it ran for elections to the State Duma of the ninth convocation, Andrei Isaev, deputy head of the United Russia (UR) faction in the House of Parliament, told RIA Novosti.

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“The party chairman is forming - I think that in the near future will be formed - a party commission, which he personally heads, for the implementation of the People’s Program,” Isaev said.

The deputy added that this commission preliminary discusses the draft federal budget with the government both before the first and second reading in the State Duma. According to Isaev, the federal budget can become one of the steps towards the implementation of the People's Program.

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“We are looking, among other things, at specific objects, but we can already say that on issues related to such topics as decent work, family well-being, increasing population, creating a strong economy, we see that certain solutions have been laid down,” the politician emphasized.

The deputy noted that familiarity with the budget has only just begun.

“We have a serious conversation with the government on each of the areas of the People’s Program,” Isaev said.

Elections to the State Duma of the ninth convocation were held from September 18 to 20. According to the voting results in the federal district, five parties overcame the five percent barrier: United Russia, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, the Liberal Democratic Party, New People and A Just Russia. "United Russia" received 349 mandates, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - 37, the Liberal Democratic Party - 23, "New People" - 19, "A Just Russia" - 17. Also, four self-nominated candidates and a representative of the Rodina party received seats in the State Duma based on the results of elections in single-mandate districts.