The Government of the Russian Federation has established the use of checklists for a number of types of state control

11 July 2017, Tuesday

The Federal Act No. 294-XP of December 26, 2008 »On  protection of the rights of legal persons and individual businessmen in the exercise of state control (supervision) and municipal control" establishes, that the use of check lists (check lists) may be envisaged in the conduct of routine checks.

These check lists represent a form with a list of issues, related to the mandatory requirements addressed to a legal entity and an individual entrepreneur, the abidance of which is the most important for the prevention of the threat of harm to the life and health of citizens, animals, plants, environment, as well as the threat of natural and man-made emergencies. This envisages limiting the subject of the planned inspection of legal persons and individual entrepreneurs by the list of issues, included in the checklists.

For the purposes of implementation of the Government of the Russian Federation has adopted the following regulations: № 762 of 28.06.2017 , № 774 of  29.06.2017 , № 787 of  04.07.2017   These regulatory legal acts establish the mandatory use of check lists in the execrcise of control-supervisory actions in the area of environmental management, fire surveillance and communications, activities.

It is established, that the use of checklists will become mandatory in the exercise of routine checks:

- within the framework of specific types of supervision in the area of environmental supervision from October 1, 2017, and from July 1, 2018 within framework of all types of supervision;

- during the federal state fire surveillance of multi-family housing buildings, buildings, trade organizations and catering organizations from October 1, 2017 and from July 1, 2018 - all protection facilities, used by the legal entities and individual entrepreneurs;

- during the federal state supervision in the field of communications since October 6, 2017.

The decisions taken are aimed at reducing the administrative and financial costs of citizens and organizations, improving the transparency of supervisory bodies, optimizing the use of labour, material and financial resources by means of reducing time for routine checks.

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