Vladimir Putin invited Vyacheslav Volodin, speaker of the lower house of parliament, to the Kremlin. Photo: Alexander Kazakov/TASS
The State Duma has practically finished the spring session – there is only a week left, but still without meetings – deputies have gone to work in their regions. And that means it’s time to take stock and set tasks for the future. For this, Vladimir Putin invited the speaker of the lower house of parliament, Vyacheslav Volodin, to the Kremlin.
According to Volodin, this was the longest session, the meetings were held in a permanent format. 77 laws were passed just to protect NWO members and their families.
A further 54 laws were adopted specifically for the new regions to align their legal framework with the rest of Russia. And this, by the way, is not all: three more laws are in the Duma and will be passed in the near future.
Another important topic that the deputies discussed in the spring session was opposition to sanctions (up to 16,000 of them were adopted against us). So, so that they do not affect the lives of Russians, the Duma passed 192 laws and more than 300 measures to support citizens and businesses.
“The political system and the economic model have shown their stability,” Volodin summed up. – It is quite obvious: all deputies, regardless of political worldviews, have united across the country. And again, regardless of the programs of your party, everyone understands that achieving the goals of a special military operation will ensure the future of our state – Russia.
In response, the president thanked Volodin himself, the leaders of the State Duma in general and the deputies for their joint work. He noted that despite the different approaches to solving a number of issues, there is a consensus on the “key points.”
“I hope the hard work will continue, including supporting our fighters, their families and integrating new regions into Russia,” Putin said. – In matters of a social nature, economic development and economy, solutions will always be found, acceptable solutions, which, of course, must and will go to the benefit of the development of Russia.
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