To listen and to help

An integral part of a deputy’s work is receiving citizens on personal matters. It is possible during such meetings not only listen and help a specific person, but also understand common problems. Such a meeting took place at the Tiraspol Agricultural and Technical College named after M.V. Frunze today. More than 10 people came to a reception with the vice-speaker of the Pridnestrovian parliament, deputy for electoral district Number 25 “Western” Galina Antyufeyeva.

Very often People from vulnerable segments of the population turn to deputies for help. For example, people from among orphans who find it difficult to adapt to independent adult life even after they start their own families without the support of loved ones.

Such people often turn to a deputy for help with applying for benefits, because not everyone can independently understand all the necessary documents and cope with all the bureaucratic nuances.

They contact the deputy regarding issues of improvement in the district. Most often, requests are related to the repair or improvement of roads and sidewalks. There are requests for the installation of sports and children's playgrounds.

This is not the first time according to Galina Antyufeyeva that citizens who have recently been released from prison come to personal appointments.

According to the Vice-Speaker of the Pridnestrovian Parliament, Chairman of the Committee on Legislation, Protection of Rights and Freedoms of Citizens Galina Antyufeyeva, the mechanism of social adaptation of persons released from prison should first of all be regulated at the level of law.