"Vladimir Fedorov Announces Departure from the Committee Whose Role is to Discourse"
Yakutia Deputy Leaves Parliamentary Committee over Irrelevance Concerns
Vladimir Fedorov, a deputy in the State Assembly of Yakutia and a member of the Il Tumen party, has announced his intention to leave the parliamentary committee on entrepreneurship. The decision comes as a result of the committee's perceived focus on discussions about large stores, such as the arrival of "Pyaterochka" in Yakutsk, rather than addressing the problems of local business.
During the last committee meeting, an hour was dedicated to the discussion about the arrival of "Pyaterochka", which included deputies and representatives from the ministries of entrepreneurship, finance, and the tax inspectorate. However, Fedorov has expressed concern over the irrelevance of such discussions to the concerns of the residents.
In a comment on his Telegram channel, Fedorov criticised the empty shelves in local stores, implying that the focus on federal retailers is not addressing the real issues at hand. He questions the necessity of spending time on discussions about large stores, suggesting that such discussions are not suitable for the State Assembly.
Fedorov, however, does not entirely dismiss the benefits of the arrival of large federal networks like "Pyaterochka". He believes that the lowering of prices and improvement of product quality could benefit ordinary people. However, he proposes that the committee should focus on discussing the problems of local business instead.
Despite his criticism, Fedorov has stated that he will only leave the committee if the chairman does not reform its work. The search results do not provide information about the chairman of the state parliamentary committee for corporate governance in the Il Tumen state parliament, nor about any announcements made regarding reform of the committee's work related to Vladimir Fedorov.
Fedorov is not the first to voice concerns about the committee's focus. He is a member of the Il Tumen party in the State Assembly of Yakutia, and his proposal for the committee to focus on discussing the problems of local business has been met with support from his party colleagues.
In conclusion, the departure of Fedorov from the parliamentary committee on entrepreneurship marks a significant moment in the State Assembly of Yakutia. The committee's focus on discussions about large stores has been criticised for its irrelevance to the concerns of the residents, and Fedorov's departure may signal a shift in the committee's priorities.
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