United Russia Takes Deputies Out of Government Offices to Meet the Public
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The party United Russia has announced a new format of work: deputies will leave the buildings of state institutions and meet with residents directly. This is reported by the outlet RuNews24.
The aim of this decision, according to the report, is to be closer to citizens and to hear their questions without intermediaries. The brief publication speaks only of the intention itself, but details remain unknown: it does not specify when the meetings will begin, in which cities and districts they will take place, or how many deputies will take part.
Meetings between deputies and residents in Russia usually help people describe their problems, for example concerning housing and utilities, roads, or social services. Such conversations may become one of the ways for deputies to learn the opinion of the population on issues important to local residents.
It remains unclear how exactly this work will be organised and what results it will bring. Readers should follow further reports, which will probably contain more precise information about the schedule, format and participants of the meetings.
Sources: RuNews24
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