Fines for violation of self-isolation 2020 in Moscow

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The Moscow City Duma approved a law establishing fines for residents of the capital who violate the self-isolation regime. The RBC portal writes about this. According to the measures taken, fines for violating the current self-isolation regime in Moscow in 2020 will amount to 4,000 rubles. for individuals and up to 500 thousand rubles. for legal entities.

Who will be fined

The law clearly regulates the requirements for movement on the territory of Moscow. Fines for violating the self-isolation regime in 2020 in Moscow will affect the residents of the megalopolis, who, contrary to the established rules, will be collected in groups. B. Bulay, who holds the post of the first deputy press secretary of the mayor of the city, reported this to the RBK portal.

The official said that if citizens avoid mass meetings, observe the regime of self-isolation and leave the house only in emergency situations, they will not face fines. In the event of a repeated violation, the amount of the fine for the offenders will be 5 thousand rubles.

The information to the Interfax agency was confirmed by the deputy of the capital's parliament K. Shchitov. In addition, he said that police officers, including those traveling by transport, will have the right to draw up a protocol for citizens who have violated the rules established in accordance with the high alert regime.

The deputy warned Muscovites against swindlers who can demand fines on the street. He stressed that only representatives of the police can draw up protocols.

Moreover, law enforcement agencies are not authorized to collect money on the spot. They only draw up the corresponding document. If a resident of the capital for some reason does not agree with the issued fine, he has the opportunity to challenge it in court.

Shchitov said that fines for violating self-isolation in 2020 in Moscow also affected motor vehicle drivers. He explained: if the movement is carried out by private vehicles, penalties will not be charged. But with a pass.

That is, since the access system was introduced, it will first be necessary to obtain the appropriate permission. If a person, without a pass, was caught while driving by car, he will be fined in the amount of 5 thousand rubles.

The law provides for administrative liability if there are violations on the part of shopping facilities. In this case, the size of the fine for non-compliance with the rules of self-isolation in 2020 in Moscow is for legal entities from 200 to 300 thousand rubles, for officials - from 30 to 40 thousand rubles.

The perpetrators of the repeated violation face a penalty of 300-500 thousand and 40-50 thousand rubles. respectively. If a person is found at the workplace without special permission, he will be charged a fine of 40 thousand rubles. City inspection will be carried out in the areas where patrols are distributed.

Not just for coronavirus patients

Reflecting on who these measures have been introduced for, some mistakenly believe that only those who are sick with coronavirus and are being treated at home can be fined. Moskovsky Komsomolets writes that the approved measures apply to all Muscovites.

The fact is that people with a confirmed diagnosis who come from abroad are automatically entered into a special database. The face recognition system is triggered if any of them leave their place of stay. As soon as a violation is detected, the fine is issued automatically.

People who are not registered as sick cannot be tracked using such a system. Therefore, the police are involved, who will control the process of movement of citizens.

In the context of the rapid spread of the virus, it is important that a person does not go too far from home or leave it without good reason. That is why such harsh measures have to be introduced for those who were found at the time of violation of the self-isolation regime.

Legislative framework

It is officially reported that the document on the basis of which the fines were introduced is the law on amendments to the Code of the City of Moscow on Administrative Offenses. The action of this RLA applies to the territory of the capital.

After the deputies considered the amendment proposals, the specified document was officially supplemented by Art. 3.18.1. Certain changes have been made to the law "On public places for the protection of order in the city of Moscow." From now on, they are obliged to contribute to the maintenance of normal public order.

In case of violation of the rules provided for by the high alert regime, citizens are financially liable, which is approved by the mayor's decree No. 12-UM dated 2020-05-03.

Thus, the answer to the question for whom the system of fines was introduced is as follows: for Muscovites of any age, regardless of the accompanying factors. They can go outside if they need to seek urgent medical attention, when there is a real threat to their health and even life, or if they need to go to work.

It is allowed to go to pharmacies, supermarkets and kiosks located in the nearest access, but having received the corresponding pass in advance. You can walk pets, but it is important to keep a distance of no more than 100 m from the place of permanent residence. You can also go out to throw out household waste. The restrictions have been extended until May 1, 2020.

Summarize

1. Fines for Muscovites in case of non-compliance with the self-isolation regime are set at 4 thousand rubles. for individuals and up to 500 thousand rubles for organizations.
2. If law enforcement agencies find that a person moves around the city in a car without a special pass, he will be fined 5 thousand rubles.
3. Fines can be received not only by patients with coronavirus who are in home quarantine, but also by any resident of the capital who violates the prescribed norms related to the high alert regime.