The State Duma proposed making travel free for one category of citizens
Quick Look
- State Duma deputy Kaplan Panesh proposed introducing free travel on city and suburban transport for the wives of SVO participants.
- The initiative is planned to be financed from the federal budget.
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Why It Matters
The initiative is aimed at expanding social support measures for families of military personnel participating in a special military operation.
In Russia, they proposed making free travel on city and suburban transport for the wives of participants in a special military operation (SVO). This initiative was made by State Duma deputy Kaplan Panesh, his words are quoted by the newspaper Paragraph.
“The benefit should be valid throughout the country. Provide a mechanism for confirming status,” the parliamentarian explained.
According to Panesh's initiative, the spouse of a military serviceman will be able to apply for a special transport card or social travel pass with the help of a certificate from the husband's place of service. The deputy proposed to provide the innovation with funding from the federal budget.
Open Questions
- Will the bill be submitted to the State Duma for consideration?
- What is the government's position on the issue of funding from the federal budget?
