Director Federal Service bailiffs (FSSP) of the Russian Federation - the chief bailiff of Russia was appointed on March 20 Dmitry Aristov... The corresponding decree was signed by the President of Russia Vladimir Putin... In this position, he replaced Artur Parfenchikova, who in mid-February was appointed acting head of Karelia.
New chief bailiff
On March 20, Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed Dmitry Aristov as director of the Federal Bailiff Service of Russia. The corresponding decree is posted on the Kremlin's website.
Dmitry Aristov was born on January 12, 1972 in Solikamsk, Perm region. He graduated from the Kiev Suvorov Military School of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation in 1989, the Yaroslavl Higher Military Financial School named after General of the Army A.V. Khruleva, Military Financial and Economic University of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, Moscow State Institute of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia.
Military service and career
From August 1989 to February 2008 he served in the Russian Armed Forces. From February 2008 to February 2009 he worked as the head of the department of the Main Directorate of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation.
From February 2009 to June 2010, he worked as Deputy Director of the Department for Registration of Departmental Normative Legal Acts, from June 2010 to August 2012 - Director of the Department for Legal Regulation, Analysis and Control in the Field of Execution of Criminal Sentences and Judicial Acts of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation.
By decree of the President of the Russian Federation dated August 31, 2012 No. 1234, he was appointed to the post of Deputy Minister of Justice of the Russian Federation. Aristov is a 1st class active state adviser of the Russian Federation, a reserve colonel. Awarded with a certificate of honor of the President of the Russian Federation.
"The appointment is quite technocratic"
Director of the Center for Political Science Research of the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation Pavel Salin considers the appointment of Dmitry Aristov "rather technocratic." According to him, now the FSSP does not observe such serious and systemic problems as in Roscosmos.
“Aristov has extensive experience in the civil service, but I do not expect fundamental changes in the work of the department. Parfenchikov also managed to raise the activity of the bailiff service by new level... Previously, enforcement proceedings were seriously lame there. Today, of course, there are still claims of those who receive orders of execution in courts, but they are rather private in nature, ”he stressed.
President of the Center for Strategic Communications Dmitry Abzalov recalls that in the past, Aristov was the Deputy Minister of Justice of the Russian Federation, which now involves the assimilation of the service of bailiffs with the Ministry of Justice.
According to him, now the FSSP is experiencing a number of difficulties and forms a "very negative" image of the government.
“In this regard, the main political task of the department on the eve of the presidential elections in 2018 is to soften its position. It is necessary to make the service more open and more controllable, because on the basis of its actions, people will form their ideas about power. Another challenge for Dmitry Aristov is to increase economic efficiency because the apparatus was seriously inflated, ”the expert concluded.
Artur Parfenchikov left to fight corruption in Karelia
The previous chief bailiff of Russia Arthur Parfenchikov was appointed acting head of Karelia on February 15 by the decree of the President of the Russian Federation. Parfenchikov fight corruption there.
The bailiff service intends to shorten the term for lifting the ban on travel abroad to one day. The new head of the department, Dmitry Aristov, announced this to reporters.
The head of state signed a decree appointing the now ex-Deputy Minister of Justice of Russia Dmitry Aristov as director of the Federal Service of Bailiffs. Let us remind that the post became vacant after the previous head of the department Artur Parfenchikov was appointed Acting Head of Karelia on February 15.
In his first interview with journalists, Dmitry Aristov answered a number of exciting civil society questions. The first is associated with a high-profile project that allows the seizure of the only housing of debtors. Let us remind you that the Ministry of Justice is currently developing the corresponding initiative. The department has already explained more than once that the project does not plan to deprive people of a roof over their heads. No one will be thrown out into the street. It is planned to withdraw only the so-called surplus - when the debtor lives in the palace and pretends that his pockets are empty.
Yesterday Dmitry Aristov confirmed that it is precisely these principles that are planned to be introduced. According to him, it is wrong to deprive debtors of their last housing, taking away living space for debts. "We need to look for mechanisms for the collection of housing and its implementation only in exceptional cases, when there is no other property, and in no case deprive a person of housing at all," the new head of the service emphasized. At the same time, according to Aristov, the seizure of living space from debtors as a whole "is effective way motives of malicious debtors who deliberately hide from debt repayment ".
The term for lifting the ban on traveling abroad for debtors is planned to be reduced to a day - after reckoning
Another hot topic: drawing up lists of debtors restricted to travel abroad. The practice will continue. But the term for lifting the restriction for debtors to travel abroad can be reduced to a day. Relevant initiatives are now being prepared. According to Aristov, today there are many technological opportunities, thanks to which debtors could find out and timely pay their debts, including using information technology and information exchange. "These processes should be improved by us and further worked out so that citizens with peace of mind, arriving at the airport, know that they will fly away on vacation," said the new head of the department.
Dmitry Aristov also said that the Federal Bailiff Service has already entered 90 collection agencies into the register. Since the new year, bailiffs have a new function: control over the activities of collectors.
By the way, a precedent was set yesterday: for the first time, the court fined collectors for annoying calls. Two employees of a certain collection agency from St. Petersburg will have to pay a fine of 20 and 30 thousand rubles. The materials on them were transferred to the court by the bailiffs. As told in the department, collectors annoyingly called debtors at night. Although the law directly prohibits collectors from disturbing people at night.
Dossier "RG"
Dmitry Aristov was born in 1972 in the city of Solikamsk, Perm region (now - Perm Territory). In 1989 he graduated from the Kiev Suvorov Military School of the USSR Ministry of Defense, in 1993 - the Yaroslavl Higher Military Financial School named after V.I. General of the Army A.V. Khrulev (now this school has been disbanded).
In 2005 Dmitry Aristov graduated from the Military Financial and Economic University of the Russian Ministry of Defense, in 2009 - from the Moscow State Institute of International Relations of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. From August 1989 to February 2008 he served in the Armed Forces. In 2008-2009. worked as a head of a department in one of the main departments of the General Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation. From February 2009 he worked in the Ministry of Justice. From August 31, 2012 to March 20, 2017 - Deputy Minister of Justice of the Russian Federation. Reserve colonel. Active State Councilor of the Russian Federation, 1st class.
Photo courtesy of the UFSSP for the Republic of Belarus
Finally, the situation with the chief bailiff has been resolved in the republic. On January 15, Aslan Tokayev, who came to Buryatia from the Pskov region, took over this position.
The order on the appointment of Aslan Kazbekovich was signed by the Ministry of Justice of Russia on December 23, 2014. Previously, Aslan Tokayev held the position of deputy chief bailiff of the Pskov region, and before that he served in units in the North Caucasus. In particular, he headed the department for special enforcement proceedings Directorate of the FSSP of Russia in North Ossetia.
Recall that the position of the chief bailiff of Buryatia was, in fact, vacant since March 2013, when Anatoly Dashiev resigned from this position (now he is the Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of Entrepreneurs in Buryatia).
After Dashiev, Teymur Magomedov headed the bailiff service. However, he held office with the prefix "acting". He worked as an acting officer for just over a year, and in May 2014 he returned to his old place of work - to the position of deputy head of the Office of the Bailiffs Service in the Irkutsk Region.
I was temporarily seconded here, and now I am returning to the last place of deployment, - then the website of Teymur Magomedov said.
On November 27, 2014, Magomedov was appointed head of the Office of the Federal Bailiff Service in the Irkutsk Region. After Magomedov, Tatyana Bezyvestnykh, who had previously been the deputy head of the department, became the acting head of the Federal Bureaus of Buryatia.
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Aslan Kazbekovich Tokayev graduated from the Mountain State Agrarian University in 1999 with a degree in Economics and Management, in 2007 - North Ossetian State University them. K.L. Khetagurov with a degree in jurisprudence.
Tokayev began his career in 2001 as a bailiff-executive of the Fifth Interdistrict Subdivision of the Bailiff Service of the Department of the Ministry of Justice of Russia in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania.
In 2003, he was transferred to the position of a specialist of the 1st category for maintaining a deposit account of the same unit. Since 2005, he has been a bailiff of the Interdistrict Department for Special Enforcement Proceedings of the Office of the FSSP of Russia in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania. In 2007 he was appointed head of the same management department.
In 2010, he was transferred to the Office of the FSSP of Russia in the Pskov region as head of documentation support and work with citizens' appeals, from March 2011 to January 2015 he worked as deputy head of the department. Aslan Tokayev is married and has two children, according to the press service of the UFSSP in Buryatia.
