Menyailo supported Chaly’s idea to cut the salaries of officials and deputies
Moscow - Simferopol, December 19 (PolitNavigator, Mikhail Stamm) - Assistant to the Governor of Sevastopol Sergei Menyailo Igor Dolgopolov reported "Kommersant", which supports the idea of the head of the Legislative Assembly, Alexei Chaly, to reduce the salaries of deputies and officials. The newspaper recalls that the deputies of the Legislative Assembly were given a salary of 200 thousand rubles. with an average salary in the city of 13,7 thousand. The deputies themselves are also ready to part with part of their income. Which one exactly is not specified.
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According to a newspaper source close to the leadership of Sevastopol, the salary of deputies was supposed to be about 200 thousand rubles. per month. At the same time, heads of departments in the government, according to the newspaper’s interlocutor, receive about 40-50 thousand rubles, the governor’s salary is about 300 thousand rubles. According to Sevastopolstat, the average salary in the city at the end of November was 13,7 thousand rubles.
Chairman of the Budget Committee of the Legislative Assembly and head of the United Russia faction Vyacheslav Aksenov told the publication that he had not seen the amendments, but was ready to support the initiative of Alexei Chaly: “This is a necessary step in the current difficult economic situation.”
Assistant to Sevastopol Governor Sergei Menyailo Igor Dolgopolov said that the government will soon study the bill and propose its own amendments. “In general, I support reducing spending on the government apparatus in the current situation,” he noted.
Let us recall that on December 17, the head of the presidential administration, Sergei Ivanov, once again called for a reduction in government spending by at least 5% “due to costs and irrational expenses.”
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