Original title: Putin nominated a new prime minister to understand the reorganization of the Russian government
According to Russian media reports, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev announced the resignation of all the Russian government on the 15th.
During the meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Medvedev made a request for resignation, and members of the government cabinet attended the meeting.
Medvedev pointed out that Putin not only pointed out the current priorities in his state of the Union address on the 15th, but also put forward many amendments to the Russian constitution, which will bring significant changes to the balance of state power.
Medvedev said: "under such circumstances, I think the Russian government should resign in accordance with Article 117 of the Russian constitution."
Putin thanked the current government and said he would meet with every cabinet member in the near future. He asked all members to do a good job in their own departments before the establishment of the new government.
Subsequently, Putin proposed to the State Duma that Mikhail middot, the current director of the tax administration of the Russian Federation; Mishuskin became Prime Minister of Russia. Duma will consider the nomination of prime minister mishuskin on the 16th local time.
In his state of the Union address, Putin put forward these constitutional amendments
On the afternoon of the 15th Beijing time, Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered an annual state of the Union address to the Russian parliament, explaining many key points, difficulties and future principles and policies of Russia's internal and external work.
In his speech, Putin pointed out that the constitution of the Russian Federation was adopted 25 years ago, and there is no need to formulate a new constitution. However, he proposed several amendments to the Constitution and proposed a vote on the amendments.
Putin's constitutional amendment proposals on the same day mainly include:
1. In Russian territory, the status of the constitution should take precedence over international law.
2. The State Duma shall have the power to confirm the candidate for prime minister (the president reserves the power to remove the prime minister) and to approve the candidate for Deputy Prime Minister and minister.
3. Presidential candidates should have lived in Russia for more than 25 years and have no foreign nationality.
4. Personnel engaged in 'important work to ensure national security' (ministers, judges, regional leaders, etc.) shall not have foreign nationality or live abroad for a long time.
5. The leaders of the 'powerful institutions' shall be appointed by the president in consultation with the Federal Council.
6. The Russian president should maintain direct leadership over the military and law enforcement agencies.
7. Parliament should take more responsibility for the formation of a government.
Putin wants to propose Medvedev as vice chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation
After Medvedev announced his resignation, Putin said he intended to add the post of vice chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation and proposed Medvedev to take this post.
Putin pointed out that Medvedev has served as Russian President and Prime Minister for nearly eight years. Medvedev has always been responsible for improving national defense capacity and national security. He can continue to be responsible for these issues after taking up the post of vice chairman of the security conference of the Russian Federation, which will be added in the near future.
The Security Council of the Russian Federation is chaired by the president of Russia.
According to the current Russian constitution, the president of Russia is appointed with the consent of the State Duma.
Russian expert: the resignation of the Russian government is related to the establishment of a new form of government organization
On the 15th, on the day when Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev announced the resignation of all the Russian government, Alexander middot, director of the Department of social politics of the University of Finance and finance of the government of the Russian Federation; Professor shakilov pointed out that the resignation of the Russian government is related to the establishment of a new form of political power organization mentioned by Russian President Vladimir Putin in his state of the Union address that day. Shakilov pointed out that the resignation of the government is of great significance and far-reaching influence in Russia's domestic politics, but judging from the message delivered by Putin's state of the Union address, this is logical. The resignation of the government shows that Putin intends to promote this process from now on, rather than shelving it.