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Work on the constituency, the solution of urgent problems of the citizens living in it – is an integral part of the multifaceted activities of deputies of all levels. Reception of voters on personal matters that was held at the finish of the working week by Alexander Korshunov the Deputy of the Supreme Council for the constituency №1 “Solnechny” Bendery demonstrated highest importance and effectiveness of this work.

The first visitor entered exactly at the agreed time to the public reception of the deputy. Citizen of Russia Valentina Ponomareva worries about new procedure for registration of foreign citizens and stateless persons. She is constantly registered in Russia, but in retirement for 10 years lives in Bendery. Previously, registration with the competent authority could be obtained for three years. Now - 90 days, then another 45. After that time, foreigners residing in Pridnestrovie must leave the territory of the Republic for a period of 45 days.

Parliamentarian Alexander Korshunov explained the visitor the situation concerning desire of government agencies to identify persons, unfriendly relating to our republic, state, people violating the laws of PMR. As explained by the MP, the application for registration after fixed 135 days is considered by the special commission. There was not while refusals to register for a year.

In conclusion of the dialogue with the deputy a resident of the neighborhood drew attention to the need to repair the city's sidewalks and playgrounds. In this regard, Alexander Korshunov said that over the past few years in the joint efforts of the constituency in which 89multi-storey residential buildings, managed to establish nine new playgrounds.

Nadejda Soga and Catherine Kiter in an interview with the deputy of the Supreme Council have raised perhaps the main problem of today - a decrease in income of pensioners and public sector employees. Nadejda Soga in February of this year received only 736 rubles pension, Catherine Keeter - 900 rubles. However, even in such a situation, people who came into merited retirement, pay utility bills in full. There is almost no money for urgent need for this age medicine and food.

Those voters who came to the reception at the finish of the working week to the deputy rose in their appeals issues of repair of the housing stock, elevators, landscaping yards, collecting debts from non-paying residents of condominiums, the work of local district militia officers. All of them received competent answers of the deputy.