A woman walks past a sign reading "I'm a person, not a product! Say no to a QR-code!" outside the State Duma, where lawmakers are holding the first reading of a bill that will introduce mandatory health passes to access public places, in Moscow on December 16, 2021. - According to the proposed legislation from February 1 those wishing to visit places like bars and restaurants will have to present QR-codes to prove they have been inoculated against the coronavirus disease, have recovered from the virus or have medical conditions that prevent them from getting vaccinated. (Photo by Dimitar DILKOFF / AFP) (Photo by DIMITAR DILKOFF/AFP via Getty Images)
During the meeting of the State Duma, three deputies from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - Sergei Obukhov, Denis Parfenov and Valery Rashkin - unfurled posters against the discussion of the bill on visiting public places on a certificate with QR codes on vaccination, or the presence of antibodies or medical treatment. TASS reports .
State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin asked the Commission on Regulations to fix the violation. “Sergey Pavlovich, colleagues, let's not arrange a circus there. Stop it. We have not yet begun to consider the issue, you are already starting to weigh it down there, ”he addressed the protesters against the bill on covid certificates.
According to Volodin, the deputies, equated in status to federal ministers, "receive half a million rubles each, and begin to arrange concerts."
During the meeting, the State Duma adopted in the first reading the law on QR codes for visiting public places. 329 deputies voted for the bill; against - 87; 1 person abstained.
Amendments to the law "On the sanitary and epidemiological well-being of the population", involving the use of digital passes in public places, confirming the fact of vaccination or a previous illness, were introduced to the State Duma on November 12.
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A woman walks past a sign reading "I'm a person, not a product! Say no to a QR-code!" outside the State Duma, where lawmakers are holding the first reading of a bill that will introduce mandatory health passes to access public places, in Moscow on December 16, 2021. - According to the proposed legislation from February 1 those wishing to visit places like bars and restaurants will have to present QR-codes to prove they have been inoculated against the coronavirus disease, have recovered from the virus or have medical conditions that prevent them from getting vaccinated. (Photo by Dimitar DILKOFF / AFP) (Photo by DIMITAR DILKOFF/AFP via Getty Images)
During the meeting of the State Duma, three deputies from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - Sergei Obukhov, Denis Parfenov and Valery Rashkin - unfurled posters against the discussion of the bill on visiting public places on a certificate with QR codes on vaccination, or the presence of antibodies or medical treatment. TASS reports .
State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin asked the Commission on Regulations to fix the violation. “Sergey Pavlovich, colleagues, let's not arrange a circus there. Stop it. We have not yet begun to consider the issue, you are already starting to weigh it down there, ”he addressed the protesters against the bill on covid certificates.
According to Volodin, the deputies, equated in status to federal ministers, "receive half a million rubles each, and begin to arrange concerts."
During the meeting, the State Duma adopted in the first reading the law on QR codes for visiting public places. 329 deputies voted for the bill; against - 87; 1 person abstained.
Amendments to the law "On the sanitary and epidemiological well-being of the population", involving the use of digital passes in public places, confirming the fact of vaccination or a previous illness, were introduced to the State Duma on November 12.
https://compromat-group.translate.goog/news/54624-deputaty-ot-kprf-razvernuli-v-gosdume-plakaty-protiv-kovid-sertifikatov.html?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en
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