The reason for Kostkina leaving SF FS. Appointment to vice-governor of St. Petersburg

Born on September 10, 1949 in the Irkutsk region in a family of geologists. She spent her entire childhood and youth in Leningrad and the region. From 1987 to 1991 she worked as head of the department, deputy chairman of the Executive Committee of the Moscow District Council of People's Deputies. Then - deputy head of the Moscow region and head of the Petrograd region.

From 2003 to 2011 – vice-governor, member of the Government of St. Petersburg. Oversaw the activities of the Social Policy Committee, the Health Committee, the Veterinary Department, the Social Nutrition Department, the Department of Horticulture and Horticulture of St. Petersburg, as well as the activities of the Pension Fund Branch Russian Federation in St. Petersburg and Leningrad region, St. Petersburg regional office Fonda social insurance of the Russian Federation, the Territorial Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund of St. Petersburg and the Territorial Administration of the Federal Service for Supervision of Consumer Rights Protection and Human Welfare for the city of St. Petersburg.

He is the initiator of the implementation of a number of concepts and city targeted programs, both in the field of health care and in the field of social policy. Among them are the “Concept for modernizing the healthcare system of St. Petersburg”; "The concept of humane treatment of stray animals"; "Environmental policy of St. Petersburg." With her assistance, such important medical programs as “Oncology”, “Heart Attack/Stroke”, “Tuberculosis”, “Psychiatry”, “ Diabetes mellitus", "HIV infection", "Older generation", Action Plan for the development of geriatric services in St. Petersburg, Action Plan for the prevention of major dental diseases and development of children's dental service in St. Petersburg and others. During his work as vice- Governor, a new type of social institutions has been introduced in all districts of the city - “Centers for Assistance to Family and Children”; St. Petersburg has joined the implementation of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) action program “Creating Child-Friendly Cities”.

On December 4, 2011, she was elected as a deputy of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg of the fifth convocation.

She was awarded the honorary badge “For Services to St. Petersburg”, medals “In Memory of the 300th Anniversary of St. Petersburg”, “For Services in Conducting the All-Russian Population Census”, medal of the Order “For Services to the Fatherland II degree”, medal “In Memory of 1000 anniversary of Kazan", honorary medals "For achievements in protecting environment", "XV years of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia", badges "For assistance to the Ministry of Internal Affairs", "200 years of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia", "For the humanization of education".

In his free time he likes to walk, hike, and swim in the pool. In winter he enjoys skiing and in summer he enjoys cycling.

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Biography:

Born in the Irkutsk region into a family of geologists. She spent her entire childhood and youth in Leningrad and the region. In 1971 received higher education in Leningradsky state institute culture named after N.K. Krupskaya. After graduating from the Academy of National Economy under the Government of the Russian Federation and the International Academy of Entrepreneurship, from 1987 to 1991 she worked as head of a department and deputy chairman of the Executive Committee of the Moscow District Council of People's Deputies. Then - deputy head of the Moscow region and head of the Petrograd region. Since 2003 - Vice-Governor, member of the Government of St. Petersburg.

Since 2003, Lyudmila Andreevna has been in charge of the activities of the Social Policy Committee, the Health Care Committee, the Veterinary Administration, the Social Nutrition Administration, the Department of Horticulture and Horticulture of St. Petersburg, as well as the activities of the Branch of the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region. , the St. Petersburg regional branch of the Social Insurance Fund of the Russian Federation, the Territorial Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund of St. Petersburg and the Territorial Administration of the Federal Service for Supervision of Consumer Rights Protection and Human Welfare for the city of St. Petersburg.

Under her leadership, the social policy of the Northern capital is determined and implemented. Kostkina is the initiator of the implementation of a number of concepts and city targeted programs, both in the field of health care and in the field of social policy. These are the “Concept of modernization of the healthcare system of St. Petersburg”, “Concept of humane treatment of stray animals”; “Environmental Policy of St. Petersburg”. With the assistance of Vice-Governor L.A. Kostkina, such important medical programs as “Oncology”, “Heart attack/stroke”, “Tuberculosis”, “Psychiatry”, “Diabetes mellitus”, “HIV” were adopted infection" program "Older Generation", Action Plan for the development of geriatric services in St. Petersburg, Action Plan for the prevention of major dental diseases and the development of children's dental services in St. Petersburg and many others. Currently, work is underway on action plans to create an andrological service and improve urological care for residents of St. Petersburg; on the prevention of glaucoma and improvement of ophthalmological services.

With direct assistance, a system was created in each district of St. Petersburg social protection population: a network of social service centers for the population has been developed in all districts of the city; in order to provide quality service to St. Petersburg residents, the work of specialists from the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation has been organized in each district. During his work as vice-governor in St. Petersburg, a new type of social institutions was introduced in all districts of the city - “Family and Children Assistance Centers.” New social houses are opening in the city.

Under the leadership of Vice-Governor L.A. Kostkina, events dedicated to the 60th and 65th anniversary of the complete liberation of Leningrad from the fascist blockade and the Victory in the Great were successfully held Patriotic War 1941 -1945. These years adopted such popular for veterans and people with disabilities disabilities programs such as “social taxi”, “panic button”, “nursing service”.

L.A. Kostkina was awarded:
- honorary badge “For services to St. Petersburg”
- medal “In memory of the 300th anniversary of St. Petersburg”;
- medal “For merits in conducting the All-Russian Population Census”;
- medal of the Order “For Merit to the Fatherland, II degree”;
- medal “In memory of the 1000th anniversary of Kazan”;
- honorary medal “For achievements in environmental protection”;
- “XV years of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia”;
- badge “For Assistance to the Ministry of Internal Affairs”;
- badge “200 years of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia”;
- badge “For the humanization of education.”

In her free time, Lyudmila Andreevna likes to walk, walk, and swim in the pool. In winter he enjoys skiing and in summer he enjoys cycling. Fresh air, natural beauty, positive emotions - this, according to the vice-governor, the best means to maintain health and good mood.

Kostkina Lyudmila Andreevna (Federation Council) - Deputy of St. Petersburg, member of the party " United Russia" She was the vice-governor of St. Petersburg for social issues. In the biography of a political lady, like many prominent figures, there are ups and downs.

Childhood

Lyudmila Andreevna was born on September 10, 1949 in the Irkutsk region, in the Alzamaisky district, in the village of Chuksha. Her parents were geologists. Lyudmila spent her entire childhood in Leningrad.

Education

After graduation high school Lyudmila Andreevna Kostkina, whose biography is described in this article, entered the Leningrad State Institute of Culture. Krupskaya. Graduated educational institution in 1971. Received a specialty in the field of cultural and educational work (club worker, director of an amateur group).

Then Lyudmila Andreevna Kostkina continued her studies at the Academy of National Economy at Russian government. She graduated from the university in 1996, becoming a master public administration. In the same year, she simultaneously graduated from the Academy of Entrepreneurship. Received an additional specialty in the field of municipal and public administration.

Initial work activity

In the period 1987-1991. Lyudmila Andreevna worked first as a department head, then as deputy chairman of the Executive Committee of the capital's regional council of people's deputies. Then she became deputy of the Moscow, and then head of the Petrograd region.

Political career

During the period 2003-2011. Lyudmila Andreevna Kostkina was appointed vice-governor of St. Petersburg. At the same time she was a member of the government of St. Petersburg. She was responsible for supervising the work of the Committees on Social Policy and Health, the Departments of Social Nutrition, Veterinary Medicine and Horticulture. She also supervised the activities of the Pension Fund of Russia in St. Petersburg and the work to protect the rights of consumers and health insurance authorities.

In 2011, Lyudmila Andreevna became a deputy of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg of the 5th convocation for the territory of the Kirov region. They had to vote for her candidacy three times, since Kostkina did not make it through the first two. She is an active member of the United Russia party. Since October 2014, Lyudmila Andreevna Kostkina began working as the first deputy chairman of the Social Policy Committee, representing government bodies from St. Petersburg.

Appointment to vice-governor of St. Petersburg

Her appointment to the position of vice-governor, as mentioned above, took place with some hiccups. The candidacy of Lyudmila Andreevna was put to the vote by Valentina Matvienko. Despite the fact that the parliamentary commission approved Kostkina, she did not receive 26 parliamentary votes. This result came as a complete surprise to many. A second vote was taken. His results were almost the same, only a couple of votes were added.

After this, the chairman of the commission on social issues, Evdokimova, reassured Lyudmila Andreevna that everything would be corrected. There were opinions that Kostkina was not allowed in because, according to another version, she was a rather weak political figure.

Nevertheless, the promised correction of the results of the first and second voting began. They were declared by Valentina Matvienko to be a “technical error.” This was followed by a meeting with the heads of parliamentary parties. Literally a few hours later, a third vote was held on Kostkina’s candidacy.

This time she unexpectedly took the lead and gained 40 more votes than her rivals. Many were surprised that in just a few hours, fifteen parliamentarians’ opinions about Lyudmila Andreevna sharply changed.

Activities as vice-governor

In the post of vice-governor, Lyudmila Andreevna Kostkina did not particularly distinguish herself. Sometimes I missed making important decisions social issues. For example, when defrauded shareholders turned to Lyudmila Andreevna, she did not provide them with any real help, although she headed the commission on their problems. There were many such examples during Kostkina’s tenure as vice-governor. Her participation in solving many social issues did not bring any benefit either.

At the end of 2011, an illegal flashing light was confiscated from Lyudmila Andreevna. She was in Kostkina’s car during planned raids by the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate and the FSB. According to Lyudmila Andreevna, special signals were installed in the car initially, but she never used them.

In December 2011, Kostkina resigned at her own request from the post of vice-governor of St. Petersburg. It was believed that this step was taken to move to the Legislative Assembly. The nomination came from the United Russia party. As a result, Lyudmila Andreevna really began to work in the Legislative Assembly.

Hobbies

Lyudmila Andreevna Kostkina prefers walking in the fresh air in her free time. I love swimming in the pool and skiing in winter. In the summer, Lyudmila Andreevna often rides a bicycle.

Member of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg (United Russia faction)

Education: Leningrad State Institute of Culture named after. N.K. Krupskaya, the Academy of National Economy under the Government of the Russian Federation and the International Academy of Entrepreneurship

Resume: She was approved for the post of vice-governor of St. Petersburg for social issues for the third time thanks to Valentina Matvienko’s personal pressure on the leaders of parliamentary factions. Her relatives allow themselves to flagrantly violate the laws related to street trading, and law enforcement officers confiscated an illegal car flasher from her.

Biography:

Born in the Irkutsk region into a family of geologists. She spent her entire childhood and youth in Leningrad and the region. In 1971 she received higher education at the Leningrad State Institute of Culture. N.K. Krupskaya. After graduating from the Academy of National Economy under the Government of the Russian Federation and the International Academy of Entrepreneurship, from 1987 to 1991 she worked as head of a department and deputy chairman of the Executive Committee of the Moscow District Council of People's Deputies. Then - deputy head of the Moscow region and head of the Petrograd region.

From 2003 to 2011 - vice-governor, member of the government of St. Petersburg. Oversaw the activities of the Social Policy Committee, the Health Care Committee, the Veterinary Administration, the Social Nutrition Administration, the Department of Horticulture and Horticulture of St. Petersburg, as well as the activities of the Branch of the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region, the St. Petersburg Regional Branch of the Social Insurance Fund of the Russian Federation, the Territorial Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund of St. Petersburg and the Territorial Administration of the Federal Service for Supervision of Consumer Rights Protection and Human Welfare for the city of St. Petersburg.

On December 4, 2011, she was elected as a deputy of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg of the fifth convocation in the 16th electoral territory of the Kirov district of the city.

Member of the United Russia faction. Chairman of the Standing Committee on Social Policy and Health of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg.

In his free time he likes to walk, hike, and swim in the pool. In winter he enjoys skiing and in summer he enjoys cycling.

Dossier:

The appointment of Kostkina, who previously served as head of the Petrograsky district, as vice-governor of St. Petersburg for social issues passed with a hitch. Valentina Matvienko submitted candidates for the vote of Legislative Assembly deputies, and Kostkina did not receive the required 26 votes. This result was unexpected, since her candidacy was previously approved by the relevant parliamentary commission.

Immediately after the vote, the chairman of the commission on social issues, Natalya Evdokimova, told Kostkina not to be upset, and that she would fix everything. Chairman of the St. Petersburg Chamber of Control and Accounts Dmitry Burenin suggested that the reason for Kostkina’s low result is the “male chauvinism” of the Legislative Assembly deputies. And one of the representatives of the United Russia faction admitted that he considered Kostkina “the weakest” of the candidates for vice governor, but still voted with his colleagues for her confirmation. But members of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation-NPSR and Sports Russia factions voted against it.

Valentina Matvineko called the incident a “technical error”, after which she held a meeting with the leaders of parliamentary factions. A few hours later, a repeat vote was held on Kostkina, and this time she already received 40 votes - more than the other approved candidates.

Source: Kommersant No. 207 dated November 13, 2003

Thus, in a few hours, as many as fifteen parliamentarians changed their opinion about Kostkina, which has never happened before.

Source: New News (Moscow) No. 097 dated November 13, 2003

In 2005, Governor Valentina Matvienko began liquidating small retail outlets in the city. Then circumstances surfaced in the press regarding the family relationship between Kostkina and the head of Moscow Gate LLC, Vladimir Kostin (he was her nephew).

In July 2002, the head of the Petrograd district administration, Alexander Delyukin, received a letter of complaint, which spoke about the lawlessness organized by Kostin in Primorsky Victory Park. The letter said that Kostin, taking advantage of his family ties with Kostkina, who was then the head of the Petrograd region, organized the persecution of his competitors - small entrepreneurs - in Primorsky Park. The harassment included arson of pavilions, one beating and threats with a weapon. In addition, according to the complainants, there were constant inspections of the Department of Economic Crimes, SES and the Tax Office, pre-planned by interested parties. Law enforcement agencies did not take any measures against Kostin, and he opened new outlets without any problems. All this happened under the auspices of Kostkina.

It is also noteworthy that a certain Usov Alexander Alexandrovich, who lived on Zverinskaya Street, was listed as a co-founder of Moscow Gate LLC, and a certain Usov Vladimir Alexandrovich was registered in Kostkina’s apartment on Zverinskaya.

Source: Version in St. Petersburg (St. Petersburg) No. 016 from 04/25/2005

As vice-governor, Kostkina did not particularly distinguish herself, but rather the opposite: on important social issues that were under her direct control, she quite often did nothing, although this was in her power. For example, in 2005, the Compulsory Health Insurance Fund experienced a wave of layoffs - about 60 people were fired, 15% of the entire team. All these people worked in three departments that were responsible for tracking information on policyholders - who paid how much, where this money went.

Thirty people who were laid off complained to Kostkina, who also headed the board of the fund, but she replied that "... a change in the structure and composition of the Fund is possible if changes are made to the Order... by which the directorate was established...", that is, she sent the complainants to resolve their issues with the employer. Although Kostkina, as vice-governor, had the right to come up with a proposal to change the structure of the Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund, through which money from clinics and hospitals passes, money for preferential medicines, issues of protecting the rights of patients, etc.

Source: Version in St. Petersburg (St. Petersburg) No. 008 dated February 27, 2006

Kostkina also remained inactive when defrauded shareholders turned to her and went on a hunger strike. Despite the fact that Kostkina headed the commission on the problems of defrauded shareholders, created in 2007 after a preventive hunger strike by defrauded shareholders, she did not provide real help to anyone. And although the certificate on the work of the commission stated that the department was able to help many, in fact, those who were promised to return the funds “on paper” actually did not receive them - Kostkina, either as the chairman of the commission or as the vice-governor, simply did not have the power to do so powers.