Biography
Sergey Vadimovich Stepashin - State Affairs, former Minister of Justice of the Russian Federation (1997-1998), Minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation (1998-1999), Chairman of the Accounts Chamber (2000-2013), Chairman of the Imperial Orthodox Palestinian Society, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the State Corporation "Foundation for helping Housing Reform - Communal economy. "Childhood and youth
Sergey was born on March 2, 1952 in the Chinese city of Port Arthur in the family of the Soviet officer of the Navy and a doctor of a psychiatric clinic. In 1955, the Father translated from the military base in the Pacific Ocean to Leningrad.
After graduating from a secondary school in 1969, Sergey entered the Higher Political School of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs. Since 1973, over the course of 19 years, he served in the Special Forces of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In 1977 he entered the Military Political Academy. Lenin, where in 1986 he also graduated from graduate school and received the title of candidate of historical sciences, defending the thesis "Party leadership of fire-fighting formations of Leningrad during the Great Patriotic War".
In 1980, Sergey Vadimovich got a teacher to the Higher Political Commander of Leningrad, where he worked until 1992. Starting from the second half of the 1980s, in the internal troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs regularly traveled on business trips to the North Caucasus, Armenia, Fergana, Sukhum, Baku. In 1991, he was published by the head of the Office of AFB RSFSR in the city of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region.
Politics
Since 1990, Sergey Stepashin's political biography began. The military was elected to the service of the People's Deputy of the RSFSR. In the Supreme Council, Sergey Vadimovich was headed by the Committee on Disabled Affairs, Veterans of the Second World War and Labor, military personnel and their families. A year later, he became the head of the Security Committee of the Supreme Council of Russia. Stepashin entered the Presidium of the Armed Forces of Russia, headed the Council to investigate the activities of the GCP.
Since 1992, Stepashin has been appointed by a deputy minister for the safety of the Russian Federation in the Leningrad Region, after a year of politician is the post of deputy minister of this unit in the Russian Federation. Since 1993, Sergey Vadimovich has been working in the FS counterintelligence by the first deputy head, and then director of the FSB. In 1995, he takes under his leadership administrative department of the Russian government.
In 1997, Sergey Stepashin is appointed Minister of Justice of Russia, in 1998 - the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Since 1999, he serves the responsibilities of the first deputy chairman of the Russian government, and then the Prime Minister. In May 1999, after the resignation of the Cabinet Evgeny Primakov, for three months he receives the position of the Chairman of the Government. In December 1999, it starts to deputy duties from the Apple faction, heads the Anti-Corruption Committee in the State Duma.
Since 2000, he carried out the duties of the Chairman of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation, where from the very beginning of the activity began restructuring and optimizing the department. The Accounts Chamber in Stepashin interacts with the FSB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the General Prosecutor's Office and the tax. Sergey Vadimovich built a single departmental vertical accountability.
One of the first cases of the joint venture was to investigate the financial activities of Gazprom's leadership in the person of Remakhirev, after which he was forced to quit. Checks also passed through ministries and by region. As a result of the identified violations, Minister Nikolai Aksenko and the head of Yakutia were shifted.
In 2002, for three years, Stepashin took over the post of head of EUROSAI. In the same year, Sergey Vadimovich is trying to bring the Accounts Chamber for the International Level, having enlisted the support of the Swiss prosecutor's office in the case of a loan from the IMF in the amount of $ 4.8 billion in the amount of the 1998 crisis.
But President V. Putin rejects the initiative of the SP Chairman and ceases to investigate a loud case. Sergey Vadimovich, having understood in the case, explains the misunderstanding of a transaction in the United States, which was originally not taken into account by the Russian Accounts Chamber.
In 2005, Sergei Stepashin is elected for the new term Chairman of the Accounts Chamber. In 2007, the intra-discharge scandal is flared up on the detection of bribery by the heads of subordinate departments of the JV Vasily Koryagin, Sergey Climant and Sergey Dubovitsky. The involvement of these persons to obtain a bribe into particularly large sizes was proved.
In the same year, the case was headed at the staff of the Accounts Chamber Zarina Farniev and Yuri Gaidukov, who was charged with the exception of official powers and the illegal receipt of money remuneration of € 7 million. Both feasures were released from custody on bail.
In 2008, Sergey Stepashin after checking the former Transneft president, the Seeds of Weinshtock opened the misuse of $ 4 billion. In the same year, Sergey Stepashin himself lit in the case of a disappearance of $ 150 million, which were invested by the "Svyaz-Bank" organization in Eclipse Aviation After which the company announced bankruptcy without a return loan.
With the assistance of Sergey Stepashin, a non-profit enterprise "Russian Charitable Foundation named after the Great Princess Elizabeth Feodorovna" was created. Since 2007, the State Avestigator has been held by the Chairman of the "Imperial Orthodox Palestinian Society".
Thanks to the efforts of Sergey Vadimovich, in 2011, IPGO was supported by the support of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation in the field of refining Sergiev Ontivary in the center of Jerusalem. In order to illuminate the activities of the Elizabeth and Imperial Society Foundation, official sites have been created for each of them.
In 2013, Tatyana Golikova was changed at the post of Chairman of the Accounts Chamber of Sergei Stepashin. In January 2014, Sergei Vadimovich appointed the head of the Supervisory Board of the Foundation for the Foundation for the Reform of Housing and Communist Party. The competence of the Foundation includes the introduction of energy-saving technologies in the utility system, coverage of issues of resettlement of citizens from dilapidated housing, control over the conduct of overhaul, improving the investment background in the housing and utilities system.
Personal life
Sergey Stepashin married to Tamara Vladimirovna Stepashina. The statesman's spouse is engaged in banking, she owned a five percent stake in Promstroybank in the amount of $ 30 million, which in 2005 moved to the hands of VTB owners. Tamara Stepashin, in turn, received the post of senior vice president of VTB Bank. Sergey Stepashin's wife also owned control packets of shares of enterprises Nord-Service CO and Rushenomoinvest LLC.
Son Sergey Stepashina Vladimir was born in 1975, in 1998 he graduated from the Financial Institute of St. Petersburg. Vladimir leads the family business - Rushenomoinvest corporations, "Real Estate", "Project Sun", "Real Estate Art", finances Agroholding of Parnaas-M OJSC. Vladimir Stepashin will grow daughter.
Sergey Stepashin now
Now Sergey Stepashin pays great attention to social activities. Photo Policies appear in the media in connection with the work of the Russian Book Union, the Imperial Orthodox Palestinian Society and the Elizabeth Fedorovna Charitable Foundation.
Sergey Vadimovich is engaged in issues of Russia's return of the Alexandrovsky compound in Jerusalem. In 2017, IPGO faced the claims of Ukraine into the territory of the house.
Achievements
- Order of courage - 1998
- Imperial Military Order of St. Nicholas Wonderworker - 2002
- Order of Rev. Seraphim Sarovsky - 2006
- Honorary Mission of the Government of the Russian Federation - 2006
- Honorary Doctor of the Diplomatic Academy of Foreign Affairs of Russia - 2011
- Imperial Order of St. Anne - 2012
- Order of Fame and Honor I degree - 2012
- Order "For Merit to Fatherland" - 2012
- Order of Alexander Nevsky - 2014
- Order of Honor - 2017
- Stolypin Medal P. A. - 2017
- Order of St. Blessed Prince Daniel Moscow - 2017