Putin gave 139 instructions following his address to the Federal Assembly – Kommersant

The Kremlin published a list of instructions from President Vladimir Putin following his address to the Federal Assembly on February 29. Scroll consists of of 30 points. Many of them are divided into sub-items – in total there are 139 instructions in the list.

The main instructions of the President:

• Extend the maternity capital program until 2030;
• Prohibit the discharge of untreated wastewater into Lake Baikal;
• Introduce credit holidays for small businesses every five years;
• Improve school curricula by reducing homework and eliminating unnecessary tests;
• Establish a number of new tax deductions;
• Additionally, allocate at least 1 trillion rubles. for the construction and repair of healthcare facilities;
• Before October 1, launch a new program for relocating emergency housing;
• Allocate at least 165 billion rubles. to finance the construction and renovation of cultural organizations.

As part of the new national project “Family,” the president instructed:

• Provide for a sustainable increase in the birth rate by 2030;
• Increase long-term care coverage to 500 thousand people among the elderly and people with disabilities by 2030;
• To build more than 100 new kindergartens, 51 billion rubles will be allocated to regions with a shortage of places in kindergartens;
• Increase the coverage of Russians with social contracts (a support measure for citizens with low incomes or the unemployed), 100 billion rubles will be allocated for this;
• Increase the number of antenatal clinics, modernize children’s clinics and hospitals;
• Allocate 94.5 billion rubles. for the overhaul of kindergartens from 2025 to 2030.

Instructions within the framework of the new national project “Youth and Children”:

• Develop a national project “Youth and Children”, submit a report by September 1;
• Create at least 12 advanced schools in all federal districts of the Russian Federation;
• Complete work on connecting schools to high-speed Internet;
• Allocate 210 billion rubles for the construction of 150 new schools by 2030.

The President’s address to the Federal Assembly on March 29 became the longest in history – it lasted 2 hours and 6 minutes. The President paid special attention to the fighting in Ukraine, the geopolitical situation, social policy, the technological development of the country, and concessions for business.

Anastasia Larina