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How was the discussion of the law on the budget in the relevant Committee of the state Duma

The State Duma Committee on Budget and Taxes began consideration of the draft budget for the next three years. The first of a series of meetings took place on October 12. The document was traditionally presented by Finance Minister Anton Siluanov, and the deputies also heard speeches by Economic Development Minister Maxim Reshetnikov and Head of the Accounts Chamber Boris Kovalchuk.

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How was the discussion of the law on the budget in the relevant Committee of the state Duma

The State Duma Committee on Budget and Taxes began consideration of the draft budget for the next three years. The first of a series of meetings took place on October 12. The document was traditionally presented by Finance Minister Anton Siluanov, and the deputies also heard speeches by Economic Development Minister Maxim Reshetnikov and Head of the Accounts Chamber Boris Kovalchuk.

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