A bill has been introduced to the St. Petersburg parliament to combat fictitious events

Deputies of the Yabloko faction submitted a bill to the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg, requiring the city administration to promptly publish information about notifications about events submitted by the organizers. This is reported by the Nevsky News portal.

According to one of the authors of the bill, deputy Boris Vishnevsky, quoted by the portal, “all notifications should be posted on the website of the committee on law and order or the relevant district administration and contain information about who, when and for what applied, what is the result of its consideration ".

The deputies who introduced the bill believe that in this way it will be possible to avoid a situation where the administration refuses to hold an event for someone on the pretext that another event is allegedly planned at the specified place at the specified time, but in fact there is no “other event” and No.

In addition, the bill proposes to exclude Palace Square from the list of places where public events are prohibited.