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In a recent development, lawmakers have drafted a bill proposing an annual payment equal to the minimum living wage for one parent of a schoolchild before the start of the academic year. The bill, which is yet to be passed, aims to provide financial support to families with school-aged children.
The bill was initiated by Nina Ostanina, chairperson of the committee on family protection, fatherhood, motherhood, and childhood, along with Yaroslav Nilov, chairperson of the State Duma committee on labor, social policy, and veterans' affairs, and Yan Lantratova, chairperson of the committee on civil society development.
While specific details about the proposed minimum living wage for parents of schoolchildren in Russia are not yet available, it's worth noting that the current minimum living wage for working-age citizens in Russia is 19,329 rubles, for children it is 17,201 rubles, and for pensioners it is 15,250 rubles.
In a separate matter, the city of Omsk has introduced new fines for traffic violations. The fine for using a mobile phone while driving in Omsk is 5,000 rubles. Speeding in a school zone carries a fine of 3,000 rubles, and driving without a seatbelt or with broken headlights will also result in a 5,000 ruble fine. Driving a vehicle without insurance or parking in a disabled spot without a permit will incur a fine of 100,000 rubles and 10,000 rubles respectively. Failing to stop at a red light will also result in a 5,000 ruble fine.
It has been announced that ads can be placed on "Om1 Omsk", although no further details about the nature of these ads have been provided.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.
"Nina Ostanina, Yaroslav Nilov, and Yan Lantratova, chairpersons of different committees, have proposed a bill in the politics of education-and-self-development regarding finances for families with school-aged children. The bill, still pending, aims to introduce an annual payment equal to the minimum living wage for those parents, with specific figures about the proposed minimum for schoolchildren's parents yet undetermined. Meanwhile, in the general news from the city of Omsk, new traffic fines are being introduced, and using a mobile phone while driving is now subject to a 5,000 ruble fine, causing many to question, 'What about the hands-free option?'"
