The Arkhangelsk region is expanding support measures for SVO participants and their families
Quick Look
- Deputies of the Arkhangelsk Regional Assembly adopted bills on job quotas for SVO participants (1% of the average headcount in organizations over 100 people), preferential vouchers for children of veterans and current SVO participants, as well as reducing the processing time for applications from 30 to 15 days.
- The initiatives were submitted for consideration by Governor Alexander Tsybulsky.
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Why It Matters
In the Arkhangelsk region, additional social support measures are being considered for participants in a special military operation and their families within the framework of regional legislation.
ARKHANGELSK, September 23 – RIA Novosti. Deputies of the Arkhangelsk Regional Assembly adopted a number of bills that will expand the current list of measures to support SVO participants and their families; they relate to quotas for jobs, preferential vouchers for children, said the governor of the region, Alexander Tsybulsky.
All proposed initiatives were submitted for consideration by the regional governor.
“We continue to provide assistance to special operation veterans with employment. For organizations in the Arkhangelsk region whose number of employees exceeds 100 people, it is proposed to establish a mandatory quota for hiring SVO participants in the amount of 1% of the average number of employees,” Tsybulsky wrote in a channel on the Max platform, noting that this will create additional social and labor guarantees for participants in hostilities.
Another legislative initiative concerns the children of veterans and active members of the Military Military District, as well as deceased military personnel. A bill has been submitted for consideration that determines the validity period and procedure for providing preferential vouchers for children in recreation and recreation organizations. The categories of district districts whose children are entitled to such a measure of support are also specified.
“The period for consideration of appeals of SVO participants to state bodies and local governments will be reduced - from 30 to 15 days. The document was adopted for the timely protection of the rights of combat veterans,” Tsybulsky explained.
Open Questions
- How will the fulfillment of the 1% quota for the employment of SVO participants be monitored?
- Which recreation and recreation organizations will provide discounted vouchers?
- What budget will be required to implement these support measures?







