The President of the Russian Federation agreed to the abolition of one ministry and two departments.

President Vladimir Putin supported the proposal of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev on the abolition of the Ministry of Regional Development and the two federal agencies - Rosoboronpostavki and Rosoboronzakaza, the newspaper said NEWS with reference to ITAR-TASS.

This decision was made yesterday during a meeting in the Kremlin of the president and the prime minister. According to Medvedev, the recent cabinet changes led to the fact that a significant part of the Ministry of Regional Development transferred to other ministries: the development of the North Caucasus, the development of the Far East, Crimea, and the Ministry of Construction and Housing. In this regard, the continued existence of the Ministry of Regional Development has been recognized as inexpedient.

The remaining powers of the abolished office are divided between the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Public Utilities and the Ministry of Culture.

The powers of Rosoboronzakaz and Rosoboronpostavki will be transferred to the Ministry of Defense.

The Russian prime minister is confident that this decision will help optimize government structures and reduce unnecessary links in management.

Comments

[Vladimirets]

It was smooth on paper .... We will see what happens.

[afire]

if only the clownery was not arranged with the transfer of all working from the abolished departments to new places under the veil of "optimization"

[Vladimirets]

Quote: afire

if only the clownery was not arranged with the transfer of all working from the abolished departments to new places under the veil of "optimization"

No, they won’t transfer everyone, they would throw out specialists, but, of course, they’ll attach managers.

[STALGRAD76]

I hope in return seven departments will not create

[mig31]

Abolish the posts of liberalists of antiROSS, whose money over the hill ...

[VICTOR-61]

Yes, there is nothing right to feed in vain; you need to do a lot of extra structures; remove parasites

[FACKtoREAL]

How can we live without them NOW boom ?!

[Ivan 63]

It would also be nice to put an end to the case of Serdyukov and Oboronservis, Slavyanka, where is the landing?

[Balamyt]

.... where is the landing?

Here it is necessary to begin with the prime minister! The fish at that time was rotting just from the head!

[goose]

All changes will be reduced to the fact that the offices will be replaced by a sign, and they will also hire a manager to integrate the reduced structure into the existing one.
In practice, most often, reductions in the bureaucracy will lead to its growth, so around the world. Here is a paradox.

[igor1981]

Let all these bureaucrats go to work and work like all people, otherwise they will do their own posts and wipe their pants. Already got these faces.

[doctor]

Of course let them go to work. The country needs working hands. It's time for bureaucrats to learn how to make money with their hands.

[Veteran of the Red Army]

The Russian prime minister is confident that this decision will help optimize government structures and reduce unnecessary links in management.

Quantity links may be reduced, but their length necessarily increase.
And no matter how not shrink number of bureaucrats.

[Wolland]

Putin does not take stupid steps if he does something precisely after weighing it and thinking about it before.

[mak210]

Exactly. Accession to the WTO, admission of foreign companies to our subsoil, Skolkovo and Rusnano, reform of the energy sector and the Academy of Sciences, legalization of the annual growth of tariffs (25%, by the way, until recently), the actual destruction of small business, toughening of registration, up to criminal punishment. The death of agriculture under the pressure of subsidized food-producing states. The monstrous amount of papers with reporting and controlling structures, which the CPSU never dreamed of, which "controlled everything," is, of course, not him.

While officials from the 90s are in power, all these rearrangements are simply a change of scenery. Even Surkov was returned (Aslanbek Andarbekovich Dudaev, to be precise).

[creak]

The Ministry for the Development of the Far East - what does it do with the presence of the Presidential Plenipotentiary in the Far Eastern Federal District, governors of the relevant entities and numerous representations of federal authorities in each region of the Far East ... Before you erect this masterpiece of bureaucratic architecture, did everyone weigh and think well in advance? But after all, when they created the three now abolished departments, they also probably came up with the appropriate rationale ... With one hand we abolish departments, with the other we create new ones - is this probably the optimization?