The Russian President is set to meet with State Duma members at the Kremlin Palace ahead of the completion of the eighth session of the lower house of parliament.
The meeting is focused on reviewing the results of the legislature's work over the past five years, with President Putin set to summarize the results of the elected representatives' "large-scale legislative work" during the current term.
State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin reported that members had adopted 1,147 laws directly aimed at protecting citizens, accounting for 38.5% of those passed during the period.
Volodin highlighted that the laws addressed a range of important issues, including healthcare, cyber fraud, the protection of spiritual values, and other socially significant matters.
He also noted that every third law adopted by the current State Duma had been socially oriented, with 61 laws supporting families and protecting children, 71 concerning public health, and 80 pertaining to education.
The eighth term of the State Duma began its work on October 12, 2021, and consisted of 450 lawmakers from five parties, including the dominant party, United Russia, with 310 seats.
