Police colonel Vadim Medvedev became deputy head of the department's main department for Moscow. His income for 2016 amounted to 26 million rubles, follows from the declaration published by the department. Medvedev also holds the position of head of the Center for Licensing and Permit Work. He owns an apartment of 143 sq. m, two land plots with a total area of about 2.5 thousand square meters. m, a cottage (152 sq. m), a barn (21 sq. m), a bathhouse (43 sq. m), a gazebo (46 sq. m) and a shed (39 sq. m). Medvedev also has an apartment of 41 sq. m.
His immediate supervisor, Police Major General Andrey Grankin, earned 13 times less, about 2 million rubles. In second place in terms of annual income is the head of the department of the Russian Guard in the Republic of Mari El, Colonel Alexander Burdo: he declared 7.1 million rubles.
Next comes the director of the National Guard Victor Zolotov. In 2016, he earned 6.7 million rubles, which is almost half a million more than a year earlier. Zolotov has the largest land plot among all employees of the department. Its area is almost 11.9 thousand square meters. m. He also declared two more land plots: the first - an area of 277 square meters. m, the second - about 5 thousand square meters. m. A plot of the same area, according to Rosreestr, is located in Valdai and belongs to the full namesake of Viktor Ivanovich Zolotov. Beside lands are located people from Vladimir Putin's entourage. Zolotov also owns two residential buildings(275 sq. m and 1070 sq. m. respectively), two apartments (in one of them the former security guard of the president owns a third), a parking space, a cellar and two buildings with a total area of 164 sq. m. m. Zolotov also has a Mercedes-Benz 320 GE passenger car and a Yamaha all-terrain vehicle.
In April 2016, the Anti-Corruption Foundation discovered the apartment of the daughter of the Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard of Russia Zhanna Zolotova. The cost of housing in FBK was estimated at 343 million rubles. Later, we found out that the list of property of Viktor Zolotov's family, published by Alexei Navalny, is incomplete. Objects not included in it, a plot in Barvikha and an apartment in Gelendzhik, can be estimated at a minimum of 277 million rubles.
Wives
The second in the list of rich wives was the wife of the deputy director of the Russian Guard, police lieutenant general Sergei Lebedev. She earned six times more than her husband - 15.8 million rubles. The general received 2.4 million rubles in 2016.
In third place is the wife of the head of the department of the Russian Guard in the Perm Territory, police colonel Boris Borodavin. Over the past year, she brought almost 12 million rubles to the family (nine times more than her husband, who earned 1.3 million rubles).
Other declarations
Former deputy of the State Duma Alexander Khinshtein, who now holds the position of adviser to Viktor Zolotov, earned 5.9 million rubles. Compared to previous year Khinshtein became poorer by almost 200 thousand rubles (as a deputy, in 2015 he received 6.1 million rubles). Zolotov's adviser declared an apartment of 122 sq. m and snowmobile Lynx 49 Ranger 600.
Head of the Department of the Russian Guard for Chechnya, Police Colonel Sharip Delimkhanov declared income of 1.8 million rubles. In addition to the Nissan Patrol car, Sharipov owns nothing else. But the colonel has a land plot of 9.4 thousand square meters in use. m, as well as a residential building with an area of 557 sq. m.
TFR Declaration - 2016
The head of the department Alexander Bastrykin earned 7.9 million rubles, his first deputy Alexander Sorochkin - 5.9 million
Declaration of the Investigative Committee for 2016. document in full
As follows from the document on the department’s website, in 2016 Bastrykin’s income amounted to 7.955 million rubles. Compared to 2015, Bastrykin's income decreased by 462 thousand rubles. In 2015, it was announced in the amount of 8.417 million rubles.
The income of Bastrykin's wife last year amounted to 4 million rubles. For 2015 - 3.8 million rubles. Chairman of the TFR together with his wife [Olga Alexandrova ] and two minor children own an apartment of 224.4 sq. m and two cottages with an area of 294.3 sq. m and 138.5 sq. m, the document says.
In 2014, Bastrykin declared only 7.5 million rubles. This amount was less than the earnings of a number of his deputies.
The income of the first deputy head of the Investigative Committee - the head of the Main Military Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee, Colonel-General of Justice Alexander Sorochkin, amounted to 5.9 million rubles. He owns a Toyota Lexus QX 460.
Eduard Kaburneev, who headed the Main Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation (the central investigative department of the Investigative Committee investigating the most high-profile cases, including those against governors and ministers) in March of this year, announced an income for 2016 of 3.6 million rubles.
Income of the head of the GSU SK in Moscow, Major General of Justice Alexandra Drymanova decreased by half - from 6.9 million rubles in 2015 to 3.01 million rubles in 2015. He owns a Mercedes-Benz ML 350, as well as a Commander 600 E-Tek snowmobile and a Can-Am Outlander Mach-XT 6 snow and swamp vehicle.
Police Colonel Vadim Medvedev became the richest employee of the Russian Guard. In 2016, he earned 26 million rubles, which is four times more than the income of the director of the department, Viktor Zolotov. The richest family of employees of the National Guard turned out to be the Dikevich spouses, together they received about 37 million rubles.
Photo: Valery Sharifulin / TASS
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Police Colonel Vadim Medvedev, deputy head of the department's main department for Moscow, became the richest employee of the Russian Guard. His income for 2016 amounted to 26 million rubles, follows from the declaration published by the department. Medvedev also holds the position of head of the Center for Licensing and Permit Work. He owns an apartment of 143 sq. m, two land plots with a total area of about 2.5 thousand square meters. m, a cottage (152 sq. m), a barn (21 sq. m), a bathhouse (43 sq. m), a gazebo (46 sq. m) and a shed (39 sq. m). Medvedev also has an apartment of 41 sq. m.
His immediate supervisor, Police Major General Andrey Grankin, earned 13 times less, about 2 million rubles. In second place in terms of annual income is Colonel Alexander Burdo, head of the department of the Russian Guard in the Republic of Mari El: he declared 7.1 million rubles.
Next comes the director of the National Guard Viktor Zolotov. In 2016, he earned 6.7 million rubles, which is almost half a million more than. Zolotov has the largest land plot among all employees of the department. Its area is almost 11.9 thousand square meters. m. He also declared two more land plots: the first - an area of 277 square meters. m, the second - about 5 thousand square meters. m. A plot of the same area, according to Rosreestr, is located in Valdai and belongs to the full namesake of Viktor Ivanovich Zolotov. Nearby, there are lands of people from Vladimir Putin's entourage. Zolotov also owns two residential buildings (275 sq. m and 1070 sq. m, respectively), two apartments (in one of them the former security guard of the president owns a third), a parking space, a cellar and two buildings with a total area of 164 sq. m. m. Zolotov also has a Mercedes-Benz 320 GE passenger car and a Yamaha all-terrain vehicle.
Viktor Zolotov (Photo: Mikhail Metzel / TASS)
In April 2016, the Anti-Corruption Foundation opened the apartment of the daughter of the Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard of Russia Zhanna Zolotova. The cost of housing in FBK was estimated at 343 million rubles. Later, that the list of property of Viktor Zolotov's family, published by Alexei Navalny, is incomplete. Objects not included in it, a plot in Barvikha and an apartment in Gelendzhik, can be estimated at least at 277 million rubles.
Wives
The richest wife turned out to be the wife of police colonel Viktor Dikevich, who holds the position of deputy head of the main department of the Russian Guard in the Moscow territorial district. The income of Dikevich's wife for 2016 turned out to be 17 times more than the earnings of the colonel himself and amounted to 34.7 million rubles. Mrs. Dikevich became the richest among all the persons indicated in the declaration of income. The colonel's wife owns a land plot of 1.5 thousand square meters. m, as well as one sixth share of an apartment of 54 sq. m. Viktor Dikevich earned about 2 million rubles last year. The Dikeviches became the richest family, and their joint income for 2016 amounted to about 37 million rubles.
The second in the list of rich wives was the wife of the deputy director of the Russian Guard, police lieutenant general Sergei Lebedev. She earned six times more than her husband - 15.8 million rubles. The general received 2.4 million rubles in 2016.
In third place is the wife of the head of the department of the Russian Guard in the Perm Territory, police colonel Boris Borodavin. Over the past year, she brought almost 12 million rubles to the family. (nine times more than her husband, who earned 1.3 million rubles).
Other declarations
Ex-deputy of the State Duma Alexander Khinshtein, who now holds the position of adviser to Viktor Zolotov, earned 5.9 million rubles. In comparison with the previous year, Khinshtein became poorer by almost 200 thousand rubles. (as a deputy, in 2015 he received 6.1 million rubles). Zolotov's adviser declared an apartment of 122 sq. m and snowmobile Lynx 49 Ranger 600.
Police Colonel Sharip Delimkhanov, head of the Rosguard department for Chechnya, declared an income of 1.8 million rubles. In addition to the Nissan Patrol car, Sharipov owns nothing else. But the colonel has a land plot of 9.4 thousand square meters in use. m, as well as a residential building with an area of 557 sq. m.
On March 20, 2017, a solemn event dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the adoption of the Law "On private detective and security activities in Russian Federation».
The organizers were Non-commercial partnership"Guild of heads of security structures "CENTER" and LLC CHOP "STRONGO".
The Presidium included: Deputy Head of the Main Directorate of the Russian Guard for the City of Moscow - Head of the CLRR Police Colonel Vadim Medvedev; Deputy Head of the Central Research and Development Center of the Main Directorate of the Russian Guard in Moscow Vladimir Semyorkin; Chairman of the Board of the Association "KC ROSS", Chairman of the Board of the All-Russian Association of Employers FCC ROS Alexander Kozlov; Chairman of the Board ROOR FCC "Moscow" Oleg Zavalyuev, General Director of CHOP STRONGO LLC, general sponsor of the event Vladislav Troitsky, Deputy Chairman of the Board of NP GROS CENTER Vladimir Kozhevnikov, Deputy Chairman of the Coordinating Council of the NSS of Russia Dmitry Galochkin, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Security Group "DUBROVNIK" Igor Salnik, Chairman of the Board of the Association "Global-Security" Mikhail Korolev, President of the security holding "Bastion" Elena Andreeva.
The solemn event was attended by more than 200 people - employees of the Main Directorate state control and licensing and permitting work of the National Guard, representatives of public organizations, leaders and employees of private security organizations in the capital region, and the media.
The event opened with the National Anthem of the Russian Federation.
Then the host of the event, Oleg Zavalyuev, gave the floor to the Deputy Head of the Main Directorate of the Russian Guard for the City of Moscow - the Head of the CLRR, Police Colonel Vadim Medvedev.
In his welcoming speech, Vadim Igorevich noted the high importance of the event and stressed that its main goal is to recognize the best and reward worthy representatives of the security community. “Over the long years of development of the private security industry, hundreds of professional teams have been formed, whose employees not only protected property, but also saved more than one thousand lives,” Medvedev said, “In the 90s, with the formation entrepreneurial activity and the emergence of private owners, there was a need for non-state security of property and individuals. There were frequent cases when the desire to protect oneself and one's property went beyond the law. Raiding flourished. Scattered and uncontrollable groups of citizens have become a real problem for the state. With the adoption of the Law “On Private Detective and Security Activities in the Russian Federation”, the state determined the objects of control and the process of professional development of the security society began, the Office for Licensing and Permits and Control over Private Detective and Security Activities was created, and with it in all areas Moscow departments for licensing and permitting work were formed. And then the number of private security organizations and security services began to grow exponentially and, as a result, the number of jobs and those wishing to earn officially increased.
Vadim Medvedev also noted that today about 4,000 security organizations are registered in Moscow. Nonetheless, major players there are not so many on the market, and those whose activities trace their history back to the very beginnings of the security industry can be called professionals with confidence.
“The state has strengthened measures to control the training of private security guards, established qualification categories, the need to undergo periodic inspections. All this fits perfectly into the framework of the Law "On Private Detective Activity", which has not lost its relevance for a quarter of a century, and no fundamental changes have been made to it. This fact speaks of the high professionalism of the people involved in its development. But the Law would be dead if it were not for those people who fulfill it with honor and observe it,” Medvedev said.
On behalf of the command of the Russian Guard and on his own behalf, Vadim Igorevich thanked the leaders and employees of private security organizations for their work.
“Risking their lives, your personnel carry out their duties with honor. There are many examples of selfless opposition to the injustice and criminal acts of attackers that remain unpublished. With the participation of your subordinates, hundreds of criminals and thousands of offenders have been detained. Together, you are a huge army, which, regardless of the weather and the mood in society, helps the Moscow police to maintain order on the streets of the city, including during mass events.
The Chairman of the Board of the Association "CC ROSS" Alexander Kozlov noted that today's event is a continuation of the meeting held on March 11, 2017 in the Public Chamber, the main event of which was the award ceremony for the best private security guards from more than 55 regions of Russia.
“I was looking forward to today’s meeting with particular excitement, because Moscow, of course, sets the tone for all regions,” Kozlov said, “And I am very pleased that today, like on March 11, there are a sufficient number of people in the hall who directly carry out their duties in office. It is difficult to overestimate the importance of rewarding private security officers who distinguished themselves in ensuring the security of Moscow.”
Alexander Mikhailovich also emphasized that 25 years was the period that made it possible to create a professional security guard who came to private security after a secondary school or army, and is now climbing the internal career ladder, starting from a security guard of the 4th category at a construction site and ending with the general director of a private security company. These are people who have no other jobs in their work book, except for private security organizations.
“The past 25 years have allowed us to single out the best security organizations, the “face” of the security industry, and representatives of these organizations are in the hall today,” Kozlov said.
Alexander Mikhailovich reminded the audience about the All-Russian Industry Association of Employers, created in November last year, and stressed that it had actually completed the formation of private security as an independent industry in Russia.
“The industry has acquired all three marker Institutes: Self-Regulatory Organizations, Trade Unions and Employers' Associations,” said Alexander Mikhailovich.
In conclusion, A.M. Kozlov congratulated those present on the holiday and expressed confidence that in five years, celebrating the 30th anniversary, it would be possible to say that the industry continues to move forward, and this is “a merit, first of all, of those who are now sitting in this hall."
The president of the Bastion security holding, Elena Andreeva, joined in the congratulations and noted that it was private security companies that managed to resist the criminal business, which flourished in the early 90s of the last century.
“As the “patriarch” of the industry, who has been in business since 1993, I can say with confidence that we have managed to resist the era of raider seizures, to drive away unscrupulous businessmen who are trying to absorb the still unsettled or modest business. I am very fortunate to work in the non-state security sector, where so many noble, courageous and strong men work. And, with the transition “under the wing” of the Russian Guard, it would be desirable that the number of leaders, top managers, specialists with legal skills, experience in law enforcement agencies and a sincere sense of real patriotism and intention to honestly protect business, security and peace of mind of citizens, only grew. Our potential can and should be used to a greater extent. And I would like society to know how much work we adequately perform.”
Deputy Chairman of the Coordinating Council of the NSB of Russia Dmitry Galochkin congratulated the participants and guests of the event on the holiday and read out the highest government notice from the head of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation Anton Vaino and especially thanked the Chairman of the Board of the Association "CC ROSS" Alexander Kozlov, the Chairman of the OSO Union Sergey Saminsky and the Chairman of the Board of Directors Security group "DUBROVNIK" for the brilliant organization of celebrations dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the private security industry in Russia.
At the end of the official part of the event, Oleg Zavalyuev announced an open ceremony of awarding letters of thanks, diplomas and Jubilee awards to the heads of private security companies, whose employees distinguished themselves in ensuring public order and public safety, and the best private security guards of the capital.
In conclusion, Alexander Kozlov awarded the Jubilee medals "25 years of private security and detective work in Russia" signed by the Chairman of the Committee for Public Awards, Hero of the Soviet Union Gennady Nikolaevich Zaitsev, Deputy Head of the Main Directorate of the Russian Guard for Moscow - Head of the Central LRRR Police Colonel Vadim Medvedev and official partner and event organizer CEO OOO CHOP "STRONGO" Vladislav Troitsky.
There was a small personnel reshuffling in the Department of Internal Affairs for the South-Western Administrative District. Police Colonel Aleksey Aleksandrovich Perov, former head of the MOLRR ATC for the Zelenograd administrative district of Moscow, took the place of the head of the Interdistrict Department of Licensing and Permits of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the South-Western Administrative District (MOLRR). In turn, Police Colonel Vadim Igorevich Medvedev, the former head of the MOLRR UVD for the South-West Administrative District, was redirected to the Western Administrative District for further service. The changes were completed in March. And now, when almost a month of work of the new head in the South-Western District has passed, it is interesting to know how things are going with this service, whether the team has got used to the new head and vice versa.
When asked to tell about himself, Colonel Alexei Perov answered briefly and modestly. “I am Perov Alexey Alexandrovich. Today I proudly carry the rank of Lieutenant Colonel of Police. My track record is not great, but it is stable,” said Alexey Alexandrovich. So in 2002 he graduated from the Moscow Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, from 2002 to 2008 he worked in the operational units of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate for Moscow. And in 2008, Perov joined the service in which he works to this day. At first, Alexey was an inspector of the MOLRR ATC for the Central Administrative District of Moscow, in 2013 he became the head of the MOLRR ATC for the Zelenograd administrative district, and since March 2016 he was appointed head of the MOLRR ATC for the South-West Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow.
Alexei Perov tried to be brief in his conversation. When asked how he was met by the new team, he succinctly answered: "Good."
It was curious to find out whether it is easy for a new boss to work in an old position, but in a new place. Are there any noticeable differences in the work of the past and present departments? Alexei Alexandrovich could not keep silent about the answers to these questions. “Of course they are!” - Perov objected with some surprise to a question that was not outstanding at first glance. Colonel Perov made it clear that the answer to this question is fundamentally different. First of all, the difference in the workload in terms of the number of Private Security Organizations (PSCs), employees of PSCs, and owners of weapons per inspector. So, for example, 27 private security organizations are located on the territory of Zelenograd, and 391 organizations are located on the territory of the SWAD of Moscow. As for the employees of the ChOO, there are 349 of them in the Zelenograd district, and 27132 in the South-Western Administrative District. And the picture is similar in terms of weapon owners - in Zelenograd 7528, and in the South-West already 47693. In general, the difference in workload is enormous!
Aleksey Alexandrovich Perov has been working in the Department of Internal Affairs for the South-Western Administrative District for about a month. We asked what innovations the leader is ready to introduce into the work of the MOLRR ATC for the SWAO. But the police colonel explained that the principle of operation of licensing and permitting units is uniform and is based on the administrative regulations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, so the only thing left for the head is to control the activities of employees and prevent them from violating the legislation of the Russian Federation.
Speaking about the control of the activities of employees, the new head of the MOLRR hoped that he would not have problems in this area, since the ATC team for the SWAO is close-knit and responsible. From the very first days, it became clear to the colonel that the employees of the South-West Administrative District are always ready to carry out all the assigned tasks with full dedication.
After talking with the new leader about the team, about the new place of work, it became clear that both Colonel Perov and the employees of the MOLRR UVD for the South-Western Administrative District had already managed to unite into a single mechanism, and this can only mean that work in such a unit is adjusted to high level. This work is seen, first of all, by citizens who use the services of a specific police unit. But is the activity as a whole improving, are there any innovations in the work?
"Of course. First of all, innovations should include the introduction of a portal of public services. With it, citizens can apply in the field of civilian weapons trafficking and private detective and security activities without leaving their homes, and thereby reduce trips to licensing and permitting units to one, come already for ready document"- said the head of the MOLRR ATC for the South-Western Administrative District.
If citizens wish to submit an application on their own in order to save personal time, residents of the capital can use the Service electronic queue in MOLRR ATC. With the help of this service, citizens can make an appointment at a convenient time for them.
As for the work of the employees of the service, in order to improve the provision of public services, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia developed and put into operation in 2015 the “Centralized Accounting for Weapons System”, which allows you to keep records of documents and weapons belonging to citizens on-line and reduce the processing time for citizens' applications is up to the time established by the administrative regulations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation.
“Returning to the most important progressive innovation to date, and this is www.gosuslugi.ru, which was mentioned earlier, I can say that this service undoubtedly belongs to positive innovations. www.gosuslugi.ru provides citizens with access to all public services, whether it is obtaining a permit for weapons or registering for a clinic. I will repeat once again that this portal saves a lot of time when receiving any public service”- summed up the new head of the MOLRR ATC for the South-West Administrative District.
Thus, it is worth saying that, despite the change in the head of the licensing and permitting division of the South-West, work in this area in the ATC has not stopped, but continues at a high level using modern innovations. In turn, police officers of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the South-West Administrative District offer citizens to use the new Gosuslugi.ru portal (www.gosuslugi.ru) even more actively in order to save personal time.
You can find information about the portal at the Information Boards at the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia at the place of residence, on the official website of the Department of Internal Affairs for the South-Western Administrative District www.uzao.petrovka38.ru, as well as at official portal www.gosuslugi.ru
Svetlana Sergunyaeva
Press group of the Internal Affairs Directorate for South-West Administrative District
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Secretary of the Coordinating Council - Chairman of the Board ROOR FCC "Moscow" Oleg Zavalyuev
Deputy Head of the 1st RONPR of the Directorate for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the EMERCOM of Russia for Moscow, lieutenant colonel internal service Alexey Ilchenko
Vladimir Kozhevnikov, Chairman of the Board of LLP FCC Center of Moscow
Chairman of the Guild of Non-State Security Structures of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Chairman of the All-Russian Trade Union of the National Security Council Dmitry Galochkin (pictured right)
Andrey Kozhevnikov, Vice-President for Security of CITY PJSC
Deputy Chairman of the Board of FCC ROS Yury Pokidov
as well as representatives of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow, the prefectures of the Central Administrative District, the security community, heads of departments for licensing and permitting work in administrative districts, heads of Moscow PSOs.
The event was constructive, meaningful and relevant and contributed to the development of a wide range of initiatives on the issues discussed, namely:
“Today we are holding the first-ever extended meeting of the Coordinating Council for Cooperation with Non-State Security Agencies under the Main Directorate Federal Service troops of the national guard of the Russian Federation in Moscow, which is attended by about 250 people,” said Vadim Igorevich, “that is, exactly as much as this hall allowed us to accommodate. There were much more applicants, but the invitation was received by the most significant representatives of the security community. We will consider not so much organizational issues as the most relevant and important, in our opinion, issues of joint work and determining ways to further improve the interaction of private security structures with the National Guard and the Ministry of Internal Affairs in ensuring public order.
The Chairman of the Coordinating Council, Police Colonel Vadim Medvedev, expressed confidence in the effective cooperation between private security organizations and the Russian Guard in ensuring security in Moscow
“The current legislation in the field of security pays serious attention to the issues of interaction between private security organizations and law enforcement agencies and the prevention of offenses in the field of law enforcement. The need for interaction with private security organizations in modern conditions has become particularly relevant. To date, 4,005 entities are registered in Moscow, carrying out security and detective activities, which is one-fourth of those registered in the Russian Federation. Of these, 3,876 PSOs and 129 private detectives. About 19,000 service weapons are in service. About 74,000 objects of various forms of ownership are under the protection of private security organizations. The staff of private security organizations consists of about 144,000 security guards, of which about 35,000 people are involved in ensuring public order every day. From January 2017 to the present, employees of private security organizations have identified 7,482 offenders, of which 694 are suspected of committing a crime.”
“As for measures to prevent offenses by security organizations and improve the situation in the provision of security services in general, I report that in 2017 and in the first quarter of 2018, about 23,000 inspections of private security organizations and facilities guarded by PSC employees were carried out. According to the results of inspections, 2,934 violations were revealed, about which administrative protocols were drawn up. At the same time, in 2018, a significant increase in the number of inspections is predicted, which is associated with the Order of the President of the Russian Federation received on November 5, 2017 on conducting inspections of security organizations and strengthening control over this area of activity. In 2018, all security organizations that ensure the security of facilities with a mass stay of people, who protect facilities on the basis of government contracts, financed from the budget, having service weapons on their balance sheet, as well as PSCs involved in ensuring the security of FIFA facilities. Along with this, in connection with the tragic events that occurred as a result of a fire in the Zimnyaya Vishnya shopping center in Kemerovo, at the initiative of the Prosecutor's Office, with the involvement of employees of the National Guard and the Ministry of Emergency Situations, inspections of shopping and entertainment centers are being carried out. To date, inspections have been carried out in more than 100 malls, as a result of which more than 70 violations of the legislation regulating private security activities have been identified, and relevant administrative protocols have been drawn up.”
“I would like to draw your attention to the fact that on the territory of Moscow there are still cases of posting guards to posts without personal cards and certificates. This type violations decreased slightly compared to previous periods, however, in 2017, more than 2,000 security guards and heads of private security organizations were brought to administrative responsibility. The improper approach on the part of the heads of security organizations to the selection of personnel leads to the fact that as a result of the attack, the criminals, at best, only manage to seize the property of the customer, and in the worst case, harm the life and health of the guards themselves. In 2017, the CLR of the Main Directorate of the Russian Guard in Moscow received 62 operational reports on incidents at objects under protection, of which only in 13 cases the objects were under the protection of a private security organization, in 12 cases there was theft of funds from the object of protection, in 10 cases, with weapons were used in the commission of a criminal offense, and only in one case the attack was repelled by an employee of a private security organization. As for the state of emergency, in 2017 and for the past period of 2018, there were no cases of loss of service weapons, while one fact of theft and two cases of misuse of service weapons were registered. These figures are two times less compared to 2016.”
“By holding an expanded meeting of the Coordinating Council today, we hope to further reveal the qualitative potential of private security structures in ensuring public security and law and order. It is necessary to strengthen control not only at the facilities, but also in the surrounding areas and pay special attention to the places of celebration. In order to prevent emergencies, it is also necessary to ensure enhanced security of the CWC, check each facility for anti-terrorist protection, train personnel, check uniforms and documents of persons acting to protect facilities on pre-holiday and holidays, bring to each guard the procedure for communication and actions in case of emergencies, ensure efficiency in receiving and transmitting information. Separately, I would like to draw the attention of the leaders of the ChOO, whose protection facilities are located in close proximity to the locations of monuments of military glory, monuments and burial sites of WWII soldiers, to the need to increase attention to the territories adjacent to the facilities, as well as to the movement of patrol routes.
“The next stage of our joint work will be to ensure the safety of residents and guests of the capital during the World Cup. Those PSOs that take part in the protection of FIFA-2018 infrastructure facilities have already felt the full burden of the necessary checks. And I can assure you that every day it will only increase. We have done a tremendous amount of work - at present, all the above-mentioned facilities have been checked, a number of violations have been identified. 8,000 security guards who can be involved in the service at these facilities have been carefully checked.”
“I express my confidence that if each head of a PSO approaches the issue of ensuring security with understanding and personal responsibility, including at facilities under the protection of his organizations, no emergencies will be allowed during the festive events and the 2018 World Cup!”.
Oleg Zavalyuev, Chairman of the Board of the ROOR of the Moscow FCC, brought to the attention of those present the structure and composition of the Coordinating Council for Interaction with Non-State Security Agencies, established on the basis of the Order of the Head of the Main Directorate of the Russian Guard for Moscow No. 189 dated November 14, 2017.
“In accordance with the Charter and the Regulations on the Coordinating Council, its main functions are: in fact, interaction with the regulator, legislative and executive authorities, analysis of law enforcement practice, consideration of proposals for improving the regulatory framework for public-private partnerships, as well as the reflection of our activities in the media. In the near future, we will try to be in time for the 2018 World Cup, we will create a website that will display all the stages of the work of the Coordinating Council.”
“It's no secret that Moscow spends huge amounts of money on ensuring the security of municipal facilities, but over the years the situation has not changed for the better. And I'm not talking about the price of these contracts. The important thing is that the quality of work for this money cannot suit us. And interaction with our regulator, on the one hand, and with the customer of these services, on the other, should be organized only through the Coordinating Council.”
Oleg Nikolayevich also spoke about the work of the ROOR FCC "Moscow", "a project of public-private interaction not commercial, but organizational, to which we hope to attract at least 50-70 PSOs from each territorial district of Moscow."
Deputy Head of the 1st RONPR Department for the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the EMERCOM of Russia for Moscow, Lieutenant Colonel of the Internal Service Aleksey Ilchenko, conducted a brief briefing on the actions of security guards in case of emergency, including in the event of a fire at the facility.
Yuri Pokidov, FCC ROS Deputy Chairman, briefly highlighted the main conclusions of the 1st Congress of the FCC ROS and drew the attention of those present that one of the main tasks of the security community now is “to prevent the adoption of the professional standard “Specialist in the field of security activities”, developed by the Independent Scientific Foundation “Institute for Security Problems” and sustainable development”, on which the state regulator and FCC ROS previously gave negative conclusions, due to the anti-industry orientation this document capable of causing serious social tension in the security community.
Yuri Vasilievich also recalled that on behalf of the First Congress of the All-Russian Industry Association of Employers in the Field of Safety and Security (FCC ROS), on April 16, 2018, Chairman of the Board, member Public Chamber Russian Federation A.M. Kozlov together with the Chairman of the All-Russian Public Organization "Trade Union of the Non-State Sphere of Security" D.E. Galochkin, was drawn up and sent to the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation, the Government of the Russian Federation and the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation "On protecting the interests of employees of the professional community in the field of security services."
In conclusion, Vadim Igorevich Medvedev thanked all participants for their contribution to the successful holding of the meeting and expressed the hope that the Coordinating Council in its new capacity will cope with the tasks set and will be as open as possible for cooperation in coordinating actions aimed at developing public-private partnership mechanisms , and also once again expressed confidence in the effective interaction of private security organizations and the Russian Guard in ensuring security in Moscow.
