A blow with a brush

A member of the Federation Council, Anton Belyakov, introduced a bill to the State Duma, which pushes the entry into force of the provisions of the Yarovaya Law on storage of data. It is reported by Kommersant.

"All factors clearly demonstrate that the requirements of the anti -terrorist law cannot be and will not be fulfilled in 2018. The law was adopted in an inexplicable hurry, interested market participants could not take part in its discussion and make their professional proposals to the text. For the proposed seven -year period, the market entities will be able to prepare and carry out their amendments through the parliament," Belyakov said. He fears that attempts to implement the law will lead to an increase in communication tariffs and the departure of small operators from the market.

Belyakov also indicates that, in the opinion of a number of experts, the "Yarovaya Law" contradicts the constitution and international law, requiring additional adjustment.

The adopted law in the near future is not subject to a revision, the same party, Belyakov, deputy chairman of the State Duma committee on security Dmitry Gorovtsov, told the publication. “The terrible terrorist attacks in France once again convince us that we worked completely correctly. If our colleagues in France had such opportunities, it would be simply impossible: the same driver of the truck could be fixed and appropriate measures would instantly be taken. After all, the preparations were, probably the accomplices,” Gorovtsov said. “We must see how these norms will work in practice, then it will be seen, but it will be seen, but it will be seen, but it will be seen, but it will be seen, but it will be apparent Hasty changes cannot be done. "

"Laws of Yarovoy", sharply tightening the "anti -terrorist" legislation, President Vladimir Putin signed on July 7 . Among the other short stories of the package - the requirement for communication operators to store information on the activity of users during the year (for instant messengers and social networks) and three years (for other services and operators), and messages and other content, including video, within six months.

The industry has repeatedly indicated that the fulfillment of new norms would require colossal expenses from companies. As noted, these expenses will result in a sharp rise in the cost of communication services.

On July 14, the deputy head of the Ministry of Economic Development Oleg Fomichev said that there are no equipment for fulfilling the norms of the "Spring package" either in Russia or abroad . "As far as we saw the assessments, when this issue was discussed, this class of equipment in such quantities and abroad, in fact, is not today," the deputy minister said.

“The Ministry of Communications and Mass Communications, which in the government leads this topic, has brought its position. We agree with it largely and believe that it will be necessary to work together with the State Duma on the clarification of the individual provisions of this law, so that there is an understanding of how it should be realized in real life. So far there is no this understanding,” said Fomichev.

On the same day, Putin at a meeting with members of the Government instructed the Ministry of Communications and the Ministry of Industry and Trade to quickly prepare the terms of reference for Russian companies for the production of data storage in Russia in accordance with the requirements of the Yarovaya Package. “This one must be done promptly. You need to load your enterprises, especially since this is a good guaranteed order,” Putin said.