Milyaev’s idea of the All-Russian Board of Judges was approved by the Ministry of Sport

The Ministry of Sport of Russia supported the initiative of the Governor of the Tula region Dmitry Milyaev on the creation of the All-Russian Board of Sports Judges. This was stated by the head of the department Mikhail Degtyarev at a meeting of the Council under the President of the Russian Federation for the development of physical culture and sports, writes RIA Novosti.

Generally speaking, on Thursday, November 12, President Vladimir Putin held a meeting dedicated to the development of sports competitions and sports events. One of the topics of discussion was the organization of the work of sports arbitrators.

Mikhail Degtyarev noted that sports federations are currently training, attesting and controlling the activities of judges. According to him, the Ministry of Sport supports the proposal of the Governor of the Tula region Dmitry Milyaev to form a single All-Russian panel of judges.

At the same time, the Ministry considers it necessary to consolidate the relevant powers of the federations at the legislative level. They will have to form a board and approve its chairman, coordinating with the Ministry of Sport the appointment and release of the head.

Earlier in March, Mikhail Degtyarev also announced plans to create a sports judging chamber, which will monitor the work of arbitrators, and a unified register of sports judges. In addition, the Ministry announced the preparation of legislative amendments aimed at increasing the independence of judges from sports organizations.

And one more important detail... Some time ago, MK in Tula spoke about the development of the sports infrastructure of the region.

In Tula, Novomoskovsk and the village of Zaoksky opened three “smart” sports grounds within the framework of the federal project “Business Sprint (I choose sport)”.

Their distinctive feature was the QR codes placed on sports equipment. With their help, visitors can watch video instructions, choose exercises taking into account physical fitness and learn about safety rules during training.

This format allows both beginners and those who already regularly visit sports grounds.