Denis Manturov: conscientious business owners are not at risk of temporary management
First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Government Denis Manturov has made an important statement for Russian business. In an interview with the TASS news agency, he commented on entrepreneurs' concerns regarding the introduction of temporary management procedures at enterprises.
According to the Deputy Prime Minister, conscientious company owners should not worry about such measures. The state applies the temporary management mechanism only in exceptional cases, when it is necessary to ensure the stable operation of strategically important enterprises and protect the interests of the country's economy.
Manturov emphasized that the main goal of such actions is the preservation of production and jobs. If an owner conducts business responsibly, complies with laws, and fulfills their obligations to the state and employees, their property rights remain secure.
This clarification is aimed at reducing the level of anxiety in the business community. In the current economic conditions, the authorities strive to maintain a predictable business environment and develop trust between the public sector and private investors.
Thus, the government confirms its commitment to protecting private property rights as long as company activities comply with Russian legislation. Experts note that such statements help businesses plan their work in the long term.