In the State Council of Crimea they began to “drown” the head of the Ministry of Resorts Yurchenko
The Committee of the State Council of Crimea on the sanatorium-resort complex and tourism recognized the work of the region's Ministry of Resorts and Tourism in preparing and holding the 2015 holiday season as unsatisfactory.
Subscribe to PolitNavigator – Crimea news on Facebook , Odnoklassniki , or VKontakte
The corresponding decision was made on Friday by a majority vote of the committee members, Kryminform reports.
After hearing information from the head of the Ministry of Resorts, Elena Yurchenko, about the work carried out by the department to prepare for the high season of 2015, the deputies decided to prepare appeals to the Accounts Chamber and the Prosecutor's Office with a request to conduct an audit of the department in a number of areas.
“The analysis was done incorrectly, the conclusions were drawn incorrectly, the immediate tasks and long-term prospects were confused. And based on the results, I put (to a vote - PolitNavigator) the issue of an unsatisfactory assessment of the ministry for the work they have done since September last year, preparing for the next high season,” noted committee chairman Alexey Chernyak.
He recalled to the minister the lack of real investment in the industry, the lack of information about Crimea on the mainland and the lack of legislative initiative.
“Unfortunately, during all this time, the ministry has not received a single proposal with a legislative initiative - no documents have been received by the committee with proposals to amend this or that federal law,” summed up Chernyak.
Also, according to the deputy, Yurchenko pays little attention to resort regions remote from the South Coast.
“Many hoteliers do not want to contact the ministry at all, with nothing at all. They came up and said: we contacted the ministry, they told us that our task is only to provide methodological support. So, maybe we should transfer you to the library?” the committee chairman asked Elena Yurchenko.
Let us recall that in April, State Council Speaker Vladimir Konstantinov told reporters that a new candidate for the Minister of Resorts and Tourism of the Republic of Kazakhstan would be presented at the May session of the regional parliament,