MOSCOW, June 5. / TASS /. Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev reprimanded the Deputy Chairman of the Collegium of the Military industrial commission Oleg Bochkarev. As stated in the government order published on the official portal of legal information, the reprimand was announced "for violating the requirements of article 17 of the federal law" On the state civil service Russian Federation".

At the end of May, information appeared in the media about Bochkarev's statement about Russia's refusal to purchase two Mistral helicopter carriers from France. At the same time, according to some media reports, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin reprimanded Bochkarev.

Article 17 of the Law "On Civil Service" prohibits officials "from making public statements, judgments and assessments, including in the media, in relation to the activities of state bodies, their leaders, including decisions of a higher state body or a state body in which a civil servant replaces civil service position, if this is not part of his job duties. " In addition, the law prohibits "disclosing or using for purposes not related to the civil service, information classified in accordance with federal law as information of a confidential nature, or official information that became known to him in connection with the performance of official duties."

The Kremlin has repeatedly stated that as a solution to the problem with the delivery of Mistrals, Moscow will be satisfied either by the ships themselves, or by a refund for them. France last year refused to deliver ordered and paid helicopter carriers to Russia.

Reprimands to high-ranking officials

On February 9 this year, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev reprimanded Deputy Minister of Economic Development - Head of the Federal Agency for State Property Management Olga Dergunova. As stated in the government order published on the official portal of legal information, the reprimand was announced "for improper organization of work to ensure the execution of orders of the Russian government."

The head of the Ministry of Economic Development Alexei Ulyukaev clarified that Olga Dergunova received a reprimand from the government for failing to comply with a number of orders of the Cabinet of Ministers.

In 2012, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced such a disciplinary penalty to three ministers - the head of the Ministry of Education and Science Dmitry Livanov, the Ministry of Regional Development Oleg Govorun, and the Minister of Labor and Social Protection Maxim Topilin. The reason was the improper execution of the May presidential decrees. The announcement of these reprimands was signed by Putin at the suggestion of Dmitry Medvedev, since the head of government himself, according to the procedure, cannot punish members of the cabinet in this way.

On October 1, 2013, the President of the Russian Federation lifted the disciplinary penalty from the heads of the Ministry of Labor and the Ministry of Education and Science. Oleg Govorun was dismissed on October 17, 2012.

Sergei Kulikov, who previously held the post of industrial director of the Rostec State Corporation, became the first deputy chairman of the board of the Military-Industrial Commission. The corresponding order was signed by Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.

The former top manager of Rostec will replace Ivan Kharchenko, who is now invited to work former Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin. It is believed that the position taken by Sergei Kulikov is one of the key: the most complex and delicate aspects of its activities are under the control of the first deputy chairman of the board of the Military-Industrial Commission. At Kulikov's great experience work in industry, for almost 20 years he has been in the contour of organizations, one way or another connected with the military-industrial complex.

In his new position, Sergei Kulikov will be responsible for the execution of the state defense order. His focus will be on interaction with industrial enterprises, building effective cooperatives and meeting the deadlines for the supply of new military equipment to the army. Another task set for Sergei Kulikov is the implementation of the state armaments program.

Sources in the industry rank Kulikov among the generation of "young technocrats" and note that in many ways it is he who is responsible for most of the revolutionary changes in Rostec, along with his permanent leader Sergei Chemezov. It was under the leadership of Kulikov that a new development strategy for the state corporation was created and approved, which implies an increase in civilian products in Rostec's revenue up to 50%. He also stood at the origins of the Yota telecommunications brand, which has gone from a startup to the leading Russian telecom operator.

Kulikov also oversaw the creation of a special investment company RT-Business Development within the state corporation with a total value of assets under management of over 40 billion rubles.

Kulikov also began organizational reform at Rostec, as a result of which the number of management levels between the ordinary worker and the general director of the corporation was reduced. A source in the corporation notes that "he would rather part with a manager from the central office than with a worker."

IN last years in the sphere of responsibility of Kulikov was the Radioelectronic Cluster of the state corporation. The very division of the state corporation into clusters is also considered the merit of the top manager. Under the leadership of Kulikov, the cluster increased the share of civilian products to 18% in 2017. The cluster's EBITDA margin is expected to reach 18% in 2020.

"He has serious experience in working with industrial assets, knows the needs of the military-industrial complex, and also understands the development potential of modern manufacturers. He also initiated many changes within the state corporation, having established himself as a manager and reformer. I am sure that in his new position he will be able to ensure the synergy of the department and industry enterprises and make huge contribution in strengthening the defense capability of our country ", - characterizes his colleague Rostec CEO Sergei Chemezov.

And, finally, the opinion of the Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation, Deputy Chairman of the Military-Industrial Commission, Chairman of the Board Yuri Borisov:

Sergey Kulikov is an effective manager who has achieved significant results at his previous place of work. In his new position, he will oversee activities within the framework of the formation and implementation of the state defense order. His activities in the position of deputy chairman of the military-industrial complex board will also include issues of diversification, as well as support for the export of military products (MP) and the attraction of private capital.

Dossier "RG"

Sergey Kulikov graduated from the Military University of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. Subsequently studied at the Russian Academy public service under the President of Russia, at the Moscow State Technical University. N.E. Bauman. Defended a thesis for competition academic degree candidate of economic sciences at the Military Academy of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces.

Professional activity:

1994-2000 - served in the Russian Armed Forces.

2000-2001 - Promexport.

2001-2008 - Rosoboronexport.

2008-2009 - Deputy Chief of Staff - Assistant to the General Director of the State Corporation "Russian Technologies".

2009-2013 - Chief of Staff of the General Director of Rostec State Corporation.

2013-2016 - Executive Director of the Rostec State Corporation.

2015 - 2018 - industrial director of the radio-electronic complex of the Rostec State Corporation.

Achievements:

Organizational reform of the Rostec State Corporation.

Elaboration and implementation of a long-term development strategy for the Rostec State Corporation.

Creation of the investment company "RT-Business Development".

Development of the LTE standard in the Russian Federation.

Military-Industrial Commission under the Government of the Russian Federation:

Determines state policy in the field of the military-industrial complex, military-technical support for the country's defense, state security and law enforcement.

He took the post of deputy chairman of the Military-Industrial Commission of the Russian Federation (MIC) and chairman of its board instead of Dmitry Rogozin, who since the end of May was appointed general director of the state corporation " Roscosmos".

The collegium of the military-industrial complex includes Alexey Krivoruchko, who recently became the Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation, follows from the decree of the President of the Russian Federation on changing the composition of the commission, posted on Monday on the official Internet portal of legal information.

"To introduce the following changes into the composition of the Military-Industrial Commission of the Russian Federation and the composition of the board of the Military-Industrial Commission of the Russian Federation: position" Rogozin D.O. - Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation [Deputy Chairman of the Commission, Chairman of the Board of the Commission] "to replace the position of the following content:" Rogozin D.O. - General Director of the state corporation "Roscosmos". The position "Borisov YI - Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation [Executive Secretary of the Commission]" shall be replaced with the position of the following content: "Borisov YI - Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation [Deputy Chairman of the Commission, Chairman of the Commission Board]", - the document says.

According to the decree, Rogozin, Vladimir Kozhin were excluded from the board of the military-industrial complex, who on June 13 was relieved of his post as assistant to the president for military-technical cooperation, ex-general director of Roscosmos Igor Komarov, Minister of Science and higher education Mikhail Kotyukov, formerly head of the Federal Agency for Scientific Organizations (FANO), ex-head of the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications Nikolay Nikiforov, ex-minister of transport of the Russian Federation Maxim Sokolov and former deputy head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations Vladimir Stepanov.

Position Anton Siluanova in the military-industrial complex was replaced by the first deputy chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation - the Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation. Previously, he was only the Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation. Position Grigory Elkin, according to the decree, also changed: earlier he was the deputy general director of JSC United Instrument Making Corporation"(OPK), now he is the first deputy head of this corporation.

In addition, the position has changed Alexandra Medvedeva... Previously, he was Deputy General Director for Projects and Programs of OJSC United Rocket and Space Corporation"(URKK). Now he holds the post of deputy general director of FSUE" TsNIIMash"(head institute of Roskosmos).

1. The Military-Industrial Commission of the Russian Federation (hereinafter referred to as the Commission) is a permanent body formed in order to implement state policy in the field of the military-industrial complex, military-technical support for the country's defense, state security and law enforcement.

2. The Commission in its activities is guided by the Constitution of the Russian Federation, international treaties of the Russian Federation, federal constitutional laws, federal laws, regulatory legal acts of the President of the Russian Federation and the Government of the Russian Federation, as well as these Regulations.

3. The Commission carries out its activities in cooperation with federal government bodies, government bodies of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, other government bodies, organizations of the military-industrial complex and other organizations involved in the implementation of the state defense order.

4. The Commission has the right:

a) make decisions concerning the organization, coordination, improvement and assessment of the effectiveness of the activities of federal executive bodies in the implementation of state policy in the field of the military-industrial complex, and monitor their implementation;

b) hear at their meetings representatives of federal executive bodies, heads of organizations of the military-industrial complex on issues related to the development, production, repair and disposal of weapons, military and special equipment, implementation of programs and plans in the field of military-technical support of the country's defense, state security and law enforcement, as well as on the development of the military-industrial complex and its scientific and production potential;

c) give instructions to federal executive bodies on issues related to the development, production, repair and disposal of weapons, military and special equipment;

d) prepare proposals on establishing personal responsibility of officials for non-fulfillment or improper fulfillment of the duties assigned to them related to the development, production, repair and disposal of weapons, military and special equipment;

e) request and receive, in accordance with the established procedure, from federal government bodies, government bodies of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, other government bodies, organizations of the military-industrial complex, as well as from officials of these bodies and organizations, information, documents and materials necessary to ensure the activities Commissions;

f) involve, in the prescribed manner, for the preparation of draft decisions of the Commission, representatives of federal bodies of state power, bodies of state power of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, other state bodies, as well as representatives of organizations of the military-industrial complex, the Russian Academy of Sciences and other organizations participating in the implementation of the state defense order ;

g) monitor the implementation of decisions of the board of the Military-Industrial Commission of the Russian Federation.

5. The Commission is formed by the Chairman of the Commission, Deputy Chairman of the Commission and members of the Commission.

6. The Commission carries out its activities in accordance with the plan approved by the Chairman of the Commission.

7. Meetings of the Commission are held at least once every six months. If necessary (for the prompt resolution of issues within the competence of the Commission), extraordinary meetings of the Commission may be held.

The preparation and organization of the meetings of the Commission is carried out by the Deputy Chairman of the Commission.

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8. The meeting of the Commission is chaired by the Chairman of the Commission or, on his behalf, by the Deputy Chairman of the Commission.

9. Members of the Commission participate in its meetings without the right to replace and have equal rights in making decisions.

10. A meeting of the Commission shall be deemed competent if attended by at least half of the members of the Commission.

The decisions of the Commission are adopted by a majority of votes of the members of the Commission present at the meeting. In case of equality of votes, the decision is considered adopted, for which the chairperson of the meeting of the Commission voted.

The decisions of the Commission are drawn up in a protocol, which is signed by the chairperson of the meeting of the Commission.