Lukashenko heard reports from the heads of the State Control Committee and the Ministry of Internal Affairs
On November 5, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko heard reports from the Chairman of the State Control Committee Vasily Gerasimov and the Minister of Internal Affairs Ivan Kubrakov, BelTA reports.
The Chairman of the SCC reported on the results of the inspection carried out in the road sector. The corresponding task (on monitoring) was previously set by the Head of State for the State Control Committee. The quality of construction work during the construction and reconstruction of roads and bridges was checked, and the issue of purchasing new road machinery was studied.
The second topic of the Head of State's conversation with the Chairman of the SCC was the effective use of land and state property. This concerns the involvement of land in economic circulation, and the demolition of certain old buildings. The President had previously instructed to conduct a full audit of unused agricultural facilities and determine their possible purpose. Vasily Gerasimov reported on the shortcomings identified in these matters.
The President was also informed about the inspection of the implementation of the instruction on long-term construction projects. In particular, on the approaches defined for unfinished facilities throughout the country. It was reported that the number of such facilities has significantly decreased in recent years, but a number of problematic issues remain.
The State Control Committee, in further developing the President's directive, is monitoring the restoration of order (until November 7). This applies to the country as a whole, and especially to the Vitebsk region, where Alexander Lukashenko recently held a meeting on the region's development. The Chairman of the State Control Committee reported on the interim results. The President noted the importance of focusing not only on the external restoration of order but also on addressing issues of a more global nature. The Head of State instructed the SCC to thoroughly check the state of affairs throughout the country after November 7 and, after the weekend, to provide him with a detailed report on how the order restoration directive is being implemented.
In addition, during the report, Alexander Lukashenko instructed the State Control Committee to study the markets for the circulation of tobacco products and alcohol-containing products, from the distribution of quotas to the circulation of these products within the country.