Changes to Article 3.3 are proposed. Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses. It is expected that the procedure for replacing the payment of fines for compulsory work must be approved by the Council of Ministers. Such an order would have to establish that the duration of the compulsory work is proportional to the offense committed.
“According to our surveys in different regions, 39% of people would prefer a job that is useful to society instead of a fine for an administrative offense, if they had that option. It is better for people to benefit their city than to pay money “. because who knows what. We have In the cities, there is an epidemic of street drug advertising. It is better for people to paint over these stencils than to lose money. After all, today no one has extra money, “Davankov said.
In his opinion, the institution of administrative sanctions in the form of compulsory labor has a number of advantages over other types of sanctions.
“Firstly, cities will save money by painting over illegal advertising. Public services can no longer cope. It would be right to send those who damage the walls to such work. Secondly, this will help to better understand the consequences of poor behavior and change behavior. Many simply pay fines and don’t. Third, compulsory labor helps offenders adjust to normal life. There is time to think about your behavior at work. And not just pay a fine and move on,” said the parliamentarian.
