What will change from September 1 in schools and universities:

The broadest list of changes will affect educational institutions. Thus, starting from September 1, federal basic general education programs will be introduced in all schools of the Russian Federation. This means that in the next two years, the same sequence of subjects will be introduced in all schools.

Previously, each school had the right to teach according to its own curriculum, and each teacher could theoretically personally choose textbooks, as well as interpret topics. Now all curricula and textbooks for their study will become unified, that is, there will be a certain standard for secondary education.

Also, starting from September 1, students of general education institutions will be taught in lessons about what corruption is and what ways there are in modern Russia to combat this phenomenon. These issues are expected to be addressed in literature, history, and social studies classes.

There will also be innovations in the program of initial military training in schools: children will be taught the basics of using drones.

The innovations will also affect university students: from September 1, students will be taught history according to an updated program, where special attention will be paid to the objectives of the special military operation in Ukraine. In addition, the training course will include information about anti-Russian sanctions and topics related to the incorporation of new regions into Russia. It is expected that new sections in the national history course will be taught to students of non-core specialties.

What will change for pensioners and the disabled from September 1:

What will change from September 1 for Russians receiving a pension? Several changes are expected, which will affect the increase in the amount of payments. So, in the first month of autumn, payments for non-working pensioners will be indexed. The recalculation will happen automatically. The increase in payments will affect everyone who receives an old-age and disability pension and for whom the employer transferred insurance premiums in 2022.

In addition, next month, elderly people who will turn 80 on September 1, 2023, will receive a fixed pension supplement in the amount of 7567 rubles. 33 kopecks. There will also be a recalculation for the disabled of group I. It is worth noting that those pensioners who turned 80 years old in previous years are already receiving such a payment.

What will change from September 1 in the legislation on medicines and medical services:

Another change in the legislation of the Russian Federation, which will take effect from the beginning of autumn, will affect the rules for prescribing prescription drugs. Amendments to the resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers "On approval of the Regulations on the system for monitoring the movement of medicines for medical use" introduce changes to the system for recording prescriptions for psychotropic, narcotic and some other medicines. It is worth emphasizing that the changes will affect the discharge rules, registration methods and requirements for the storage and destruction of prescriptions, which are issued on forms № 148-1/u-88, № 148-1/u-04(l), № 107/u-NP. This change will not affect consumers directly.

Also, from the first day of September, new rules for the provision of paid services in medical institutions will begin to apply. It is expected that the changes will allow citizens to receive guaranteed free care under the compulsory medical insurance policy, and they will not be entitled to charge for the required services of the clinic.

Thus, every citizen who has an MHI policy has the right to receive the following types of medical services free of charge:

• palliative care;

• outpatient care;

• emergency medical services;

• specialized medical care, including inpatient treatment.

As before, the patient can undergo any examinations and take tests for free, if they have a referral from the attending physician. However, if a citizen decides to undergo examinations on his own initiative, the medical institution has the right to charge for these services.

Also, an order from Roszdravnadzor will come into force next month, according to which medical organizations will be able to repair medical equipment using non-original spare parts. To obtain permission for such repairs, clinics and hospitals will need to provide a number of documents.

What will change in the rules for the supply of imported medicines for pets:

Another innovation will affect foreign veterinary drugs that are available for free sale. Now all production sites of companies that import veterinary medicines to Russia will have to comply with GMP requirements, internationally accepted. In addition, the import of products produced at such sites will be allowed in the Russian Federation only after each of them is checked by Russian specialists. It should be noted that importers have already stated that they will not be able to meet all the requirements on time, as a result of which up to 85% of imported products may disappear from the domestic veterinary drug market.

What will change from September 1 for taxi drivers:

According to the new taxi law, which will come into force on the first day of autumn, a taxi driver may lose a permit to provide transportation services for citizens in the absence of a valid CTP policy. Currently, there is no such rule, while the cost of such a policy for a taxi car in some regions of the Russian Federation reaches 160 thousand rubles.

What will change from September 1 for residents of gasified houses:

According to the new law, which amends the procedure for the maintenance and repair of indoor and indoor gas equipment, each owner of a gasified house or apartment is required to conclude an agreement with a special organization. Now it is prescribed in the Housing Code of the Russian Federation and is a prerequisite for obtaining gas supply. At the same time, gas distribution organizations that transport gas through networks have the exclusive right to provide maintenance services for indoor and indoor gas equipment.

What will change on the Internet starting from September 1:

What will change from September 1 for companies that advertise on the Internet? They will face new fines for distributing advertisements without special labeling. The law on mandatory labeling came into force exactly one year ago, but fines for its violation have not yet been levied.

According to the rules that came into force on September 1, 2022, all online advertising must be provided with a unique identifier, and information about it must be sent to Roskomnadzor in a timely manner. Fines for violators — individuals will range from 10 thousand to 30 thousand rubles, depending on the type of violation, for legal entities — from 200 thousand to 500 thousand rubles.

Also, on the first day of autumn, the Roskmonadzor order will come into force with new criteria for what falls under LGBT propaganda. For example, the register of prohibited sites will include sites where:

• content aimed at arousing sexual attraction to minors is published;

• contains information about suicide methods;

• a positive image of LGBT people is being created;

• information with a positive assessment of sex reassignment operations is posted;

• LGBT relationships are promoted instead of traditional ones.