Lukashenko demands the establishment of a clear personnel management system in the regions

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko demands the establishment of a clear personnel management system in the regions. He stated this during a working trip to the Gomel region, as reported by a BELTA correspondent.

The Head of State has repeatedly emphasized this issue, both during visits to agricultural lands and at a meeting with regional activists.

"An iron dictatorship is coming! You've sat around in Minsk for too long. We hold a meeting in Grodno - the government is completely detached from the governors," said the Head of State.

The President stressed the importance of personnel discipline. It is necessary not only to demand but also to develop the required regulatory legal framework. Negligence and laxity must not go unpunished.

"Such a system must be developed if we do not want to fight the way they are fighting in the south. We need regulatory legal acts. So that it is in the law. You break the law - you're out

The Head of State emphasized that among the reasons for certain shortcomings are those that depend on people themselves. "This is what we call 'razbeshchannasc' in Belarusian. Neg

Alexander Lukashenko urged young people not to take offense at his words, including those who were in the hall at the meeting. However, he stated that among the youth there are, for example, those who "think that apples and pears grow on the internet." "They sit and poke at this phone - everything will fall from the sky tomorrow. We have spoiled them to the extreme. Oh, our youth is good, good! Yes, good. But they don't want to work and don't know how. They won't do it, they won't keep the country," he emphasized.

"Thousands of questions. And a system needs to be developed everywhere. Especially with personnel. I've said it ten times," the head of state added.

The same applies, for example, to land reclamation. Systemic work is needed so that the funds spent are not simply buried. "We found this money. For this money, we could have built so much housing and solved some other issues... So take care of it. In the best farms, this is how it's done. But why isn't this happening in the east of the country, or in the center - in the Minsk region?" Alexander Lukashenko raised the question.

Summing up the meeting, the President once again drew attention to discipline and personnel management.

"Personnel decide everything. A leader must have power, iron power. And they should not look back at anyone. No law enforcement agencies should interfere with the leader managing his territory, enterprise, and taking measures. The measures must be military, the harshest. Do not wait for separate instructions. And at the core of everything is discipline. If there is no rock-solid discipline, all this is empty. We will spend money and we will devour ourselves, grind ourselves: I will crush you, the governor will crush his subordinates. Therefore, a certain discipline must be established," the head of state demanded.

"There should be no livestock losses, no theft. This is where law enforcement officers will be held accountable, especially the police," the President warned.

Source: belta.by