Penza, March 25 - PenzaNews. Elena Rogova, Commissioner for Human Rights in the Penza region, suggested introducing housing certificates in the region, which will allow citizens from the number of orphans and children left without parental care, acquire apartments in accordance with their needs.
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Elena Rogova, Commissioner for Human Rights in the Penza region, suggested introducing housing certificates in the region, which will allow citizens from the number of orphans and children left without parental care, acquire apartments in accordance with their needs.
"As you know, residential premises of a specialized housing stock are provided to these persons at their place of residence. Often, these are rural settlements, where there are difficulties with work, receiving vocational education, therefore, having received housing, young people, as a rule, are leaving for larger municipalities, "she said, speaking with a report on activities in 2020 during 39- The next session of the Legislative Assembly of the Penza Region, held on Thursday, March 25.
Elena Rogova added that, according to the regional Ministry of Labor, about a third of the residential premises provided to orphans are not used for their intended purpose.
According to her, the main reasons for this are the work of the Watch method, accommodation at the place of study or in relatives, finding in places of imprisonment, as well as the passage of military service.
"Under such circumstances, I propose to consider the possibility of developing a regional regulatory report on the provision of a housing certificate for the acquisition of residential premises to orphans and children left without parental care, subject to certain conditions. This additional mechanism [implementation] of housing rights, along with the current procedure, would reduce the order and acquire housing, which will meet their needs and where they can really live. Such experience is available in other subjects, "said the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Penza region.