Control at all stages

Deputies of the Supreme Council Committee on local authorities, local government and housing held the first meeting of the new renamed status. The working body of the Parliament is called from now the Public Regional Policy Committee. The name is new, but solvable problems - old.

The number of those in need of better housing conditions in the country is growing, while the state both at the republican and local level, there are no financial resources to solve the housing problems of citizens. In tenths of a percent of the housing problem can be solved only by.

It turns out that in this regard, there are legal conflicts in housing legislation. Thus, in accordance with subparagraph a) par. 1, Art. 57 of the Housing Code in need of better housing conditions are recognized as citizens who have the security of the total area of ​​dwelling per family member is lower than the area set by Art. of Housing Code71PMR. It also set a minimum rate of the area provided by the residential premises - within the social norms, but not less than 12 square meters of total area per person. In other words, in practice the application of the norms of the Housing Code there is uncertainty about what exactly the size of the legislator was referring to in subparagraph a) of paragraph 1 of Article 57 of the Housing Code: size of social standards or the minimum allowable size standards provided living space for one person? In order to eliminate the ambiguous use of the above provisions of the Housing Code, the Government has developed an appropriate legislative initiative.

As it turned out during the discussion of this issue the agenda of the meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on the state of regional politics, currently staging in need of better housing conditions, as a priority, the extraordinary and the procedure is carried out on a common basis, based on two parameters - the 12 and 18 "squares" per person. These queues are formed by administrations of cities and districts, as well as in enterprises, institutions and organizations. Waiting list are following them, however, at a snail's speed, but it does not mean that it is not necessary to order active in this respect legislation. After all, each becoming the queue for housing is to be hoped that, though late, but he will get his own roof over the head.

When discussing this issue, the legislators had to decide: Which area should be a criterion when registering (in place) in need of better housing conditions? Once they agreed, and it is obvious that the adoption of common rules will not affect those who already are in these lines, they will not be removed from the register. According to the results of voting, all four deputies were in favor of the adoption of legislative initiatives of the government, of clarifying character. Of course, there is no guarantee that those who need housing will be registered for corresponding accounting.

The colleague was supported by chairmen of district councils of other mountains. They noted that the representative body of local authorities, elected representatives, represent and defend not their own, but the interests of voters, at least, should be aware of the decisions taken by members of the commissions established by state organizations. It is impossible not to take into account the indisputable factors that local representative bodies, as well as the Supreme Council have control functions on their subordinated administrative-territorial unit.