Assistant to the President - Inspector for the Vitebsk Region Anatoly Linevich held a direct line and a personal reception of citizens in the Senno district
In total, six people approached Anatoly Linevich for assistance and with initiatives. The first to call was a pensioner from Senno, who shared his opinion on the need to amend the law on the plant world:
— If earlier we could independently procure firewood from the forest near our home under a so-called felling permit, now it is forbidden. We have to contact the forestry enterprise, and this creates a lot of inconvenience.
The problem is not new. However, the legislative changes were driven by the need to establish order in forest areas: several years ago, there were many instances of illegal logging. And it is unlikely that the changes initiated today by a citizen will increase the self-discipline of the population in this matter.
An eighty-year-old resident of the agro-town of Yanovo has a long-standing conflict with her neighbor, partly due to his alleged theft of electricity. Local authorities have repeatedly tried to resolve the situation, but unfortunately, they have not succeeded. Now, on behalf of Anatoly Linevich, responsible services will once again conduct an inspection and delve into the essence of the conflict.
A resident of the agro-town of Bogdanovo also approached the President's aide with a "long-running" issue concerning real estate. Although the applicant has a whole folder of refusal documents from various bodies, including the Prosecutor General's Office, confirming the absence of any infringement of her interests, she asks for her issue to be reconsidered.
A couple from the agro-town of Neimoyta keeps about 30 head of cattle. The livestock breeders have been allocated land for both pasture and haymaking. But the villagers claim that there is not enough hay because the plots are infertile. They ask that the local agricultural enterprise allocate them agricultural land.
The couple was explained: by law, this can only be done after they officially register a peasant farm. This is a simple procedure: it will take one day for the legal registration.
A resident of the agro-town of Ulyanovichi petitioned on behalf of her husband, who has had a disability of group III since childhood. Recently, the applicant read somewhere that her husband could have retired almost three years earlier than he did. Now aboutshe asks to compensate for the lost money. The woman was explained once again: pensions are processed on an application basis, and if her husband had applied for it in a timely manner (as the social protection authorities had already explained to the couple), he would have received it. But now no one has the right to make an illegal decision and pay out money that was not claimed earlier.
— If earlier we could independently procure firewood from the forest near our home under a so-called felling permit, now it is forbidden. We have to contact the forestry enterprise, and this creates a lot of inconvenience.
The problem is not new. However, the legislative changes were driven by the need to establish order in forest areas: several years ago, there were many instances of illegal logging. And it is unlikely that the changes initiated today by a citizen will increase the self-discipline of the population in this matter.
An eighty-year-old resident of the agro-town of Yanovo has a long-standing conflict with her neighbor, partly due to his alleged theft of electricity. Local authorities have repeatedly tried to resolve the situation, but unfortunately, they have not succeeded. Now, on behalf of Anatoly Linevich, responsible services will once again conduct an inspection and delve into the essence of the conflict.
A resident of the agro-town of Bogdanovo also approached the President's aide with a "long-running" issue concerning real estate. Although the applicant has a whole folder of refusal documents from various bodies, including the Prosecutor General's Office, confirming the absence of any infringement of her interests, she asks for her issue to be reconsidered.
A couple from the agro-town of Neimoyta keeps about 30 head of cattle. The livestock breeders have been allocated land for both pasture and haymaking. But the villagers claim that there is not enough hay because the plots are infertile. They ask that the local agricultural enterprise allocate them agricultural land.
The couple was explained: by law, this can only be done after they officially register a peasant farm. This is a simple procedure: it will take one day for the legal registration.
A resident of the agro-town of Ulyanovichi petitioned on behalf of her husband, who has had a disability of group III since childhood. Recently, the applicant read somewhere that her husband could have retired almost three years earlier than he did. Now aboutshe asks to compensate for the lost money. The woman was explained once again: pensions are processed on an application basis, and if her husband had applied for it in a timely manner (as the social protection authorities had already explained to the couple), he would have received it. But now no one has the right to make an illegal decision and pay out money that was not claimed earlier.