Developers: | Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP), Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation (Ministry of Justice) |
Date of the premiere of the system: | November 2024 |
Branches: | State and social structures |
2024: Creation of a unified state register of executive records
and Federal Bailiff Service Ministry of Justice Russia began to create a unified state register of executive records to replace traditional paper electronic document management and in the field of enforcement. This became known on November 1, 2024.
According to TASS, the new system will use machine-readable records that will prevent falsification of executive documents and their details, as well as exclude the possibility of double execution of the original and duplicate documents.
And about. Director of the Department of State Policy in the Field of Enforcement of the Ministry of Justice of Russia Vladimir Vedernikov notes that the draft federal law on the creation of the register was submitted to the government and conceptually supported by the Supreme Court of Russia and the Judicial Department.
The register of executive documents will become a state information resource in electronic form, designed to take into account information about executive documents, their parties and the course of enforcement. The operator of the system will be the Federal Bailiff Service of Russia.
The formation and maintenance of the register will be carried out within the framework of the State Information System on state and municipal payments. The digital transformation of enforcement is being implemented in accordance with the Digital Enforcement Production superservice roadmap.
Director of the Federal Bailiff Service of Russia Dmitry Aristov emphasizes that the transition from paper media to machine-readable records will solve a number of existing problems in the field of enforcement, including the prevention of fraudulent actions with documents.
The implementation of the registry model is also aimed at minimizing the need for personal contacts of claimants with executive bodies and organizations, which will increase the efficiency and transparency of the enforcement system.[1]