A draft law has been submitted to the Duma restricting the disclosure of these contracts of the MIC
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A bill has been submitted to the State Duma that empowers the government of the Russian Federation to impose restrictions on Internet disclosure of information on government contracts in the defense industry, reports RIA News.
It is reported that the initiative was developed in order to “protect the constitutional system, the rights and legitimate interests of citizens and legal entities, ensure the defense capability and security of the Russian Federation, including to ensure guaranteed financial support for state contracts under the state defense order and unconditional payment of contracts under the military technical cooperation.
According to the explanatory note, “the bill introduces changes to a number of legislative acts providing for the establishment of restrictions on the disclosure (placement) of information on the activities of individual legal entities and individuals.”
The government "has the right to determine cases in which certain information is not subject to placement on the Internet," the bill says.
Also we are talking about persons in respect of whom such information can not be published.
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