Klishas announced the development of a bill on restrictions for the departed Russians

Andrey Klishas, ​​head of the Committee on Constitutional Legislation of the Federation Council, said that a bill that would introduce restrictions on remote work for Russians who had left was in the works. The TV channel reported RTVI. At the same time, other deputies in an interview with the publication said that they did not know anything about the work on the document.

In a conversation with RTVI, Andrei Klishas said that the bill would soon be submitted to the State Duma. He gave no other details.

In turn, the head of the State Duma Committee on Labor, Social Policy and Veterans Affairs, Yaroslav Nilov, in a conversation with the TV channel, said that he knew nothing about the development of the document. “So far, the bill on this topic has not been submitted to the committee. I don’t know anything about the development of this project,” he said.

His deputy on the committee, Mikhail Terentyev, also told RTVI that he knew nothing about the initiative.

Formerly Andrey Klishas declaredthat in Russia restrictions may be introduced against citizens who left due to partial mobilization. According to him, this may affect those who live abroad but work for Russian companies. Mr. Klishas did not specify what measures could be introduced, but said that the changes would make the stay of such citizens abroad “less comfortable.” Later in the Kremlin reportedthat they are not discussing any restrictions against the Russians who have left.

More details – in the material “Kommersant FM” “Remote will outline the boundaries”.

Olesya Pavlenko