Why bailiffs will “automatically” confuse millions of motorists from June 20
- June 7, 2022
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At the end of last year, the domestic media and the automotive community were somehow slow to respond to the passing of a law on the automatic debit
At the end of last year, the domestic media and the automotive community were somehow slow to respond to the passing of a law on the automatic debit of fines from citizens’ accounts. And now it is about to take effect – this “Day X” is scheduled for June 20, 2022. What should ordinary drivers prepare for, says the AvtoVzglyad portal.
If in general terms, then in the near future the routine of collecting debts for millions of fines for traffic violations will shift from the employees of the Bailiff Service (FSSP) to the “shoulders” of computer programs. It was not long before the living servants sent orders to the tanks to “dispose” the amount of debt from citizens’ accounts in favor of the state. From June 20, this operation must be performed by a special computer program. From the state’s point of view, the idea just looks great: a bunch of FSSP employees are released. But the most important thing is that only a stream of money enters the budget. The fact is that the physical capacities of the bailiffs are now mainly sufficient for fines of more or less hefty size. Non-payers of small fines of 500 rubles (the vast majority of which are in the general mass) have usually never heard of forced collections.
It is well known how high the total fines of motorists are, which have not yet reached the tenacious fingers of bailiffs. In total, traffic police fines amounting to 128.3 billion rubles were handed out last year. And of this, only 72.7 billion was paid at the end of 2021 – 56.6%. That is, the “debt” is 55.6 billion. Statistics say that more than 80% of orders are issued for a slight speeding – by 20-40 km / h. That is, the lion’s share of defaulters are citizens who are in arrears with the payment of the same 500 rubles and to whom the bailiffs simply do not reach their hands.
But from July 20, everything changes. Soulless and tireless computers will “clean up” all debtors. And not only will these unfortunate “five hundred” be debited from their bank accounts! In addition, in the first place, each additional 1,000 rubles is “frauded” in the form of a fine for non-payment of the fine. And secondly, they will automatically “take out” another 1,000 rubles each as a performance fee. That is, if you owe the treasury about 500 rubles (not paid the fine within 70 days), then you will give her a total of 2500 rubles. Thus, the aforementioned 55.6 billion arrears for traffic police will magically quickly turn into no less than 250 billion! Not a bad “gain” for the budget, weighed down by the consequences of sanctions and the operation in Ukraine.
And what can the driver expect? First of all, this is one more reason for “moralists in uniform” to talk about the topic of “don’t break.” But it doesn’t work here. First, because traffic police cameras often come with just erroneous fines. For example, a person does not drive his car at all for a while and then finds out, purely by chance, that there is a fine “hanging”. And later it turns out that it was issued incorrectly – someone mixed up the car number or model of the vehicle in general. And if you are not aware of the fine, you certainly do not pay it and you become a debtor – with all the financial losses that entails, completely innocent. Secondly, it is known that the “Government Information System for National and Municipal Payments” (GIS GMP) is still periodically “buggy” and data about paying a fine do not appear in it on time or simply disappear somewhere.
The result of such a malfunction in the system is also “beautiful”: for the “electronic bailiff” the person who actually paid the fine will formally turn out to be a defaulter. The author of these lines was also in a similar “ridiculous” situation a few years ago. The FSSP system then deducted not 3,000 rubles from me, as would be required by law, but 9,000 rubles – 3,000 from each of the three accounts it found with two banks. Then I had to personally go to the inter-district “den” of the FSSP and present the proof of payment checks to the bailiff in charge of my case. And from 20 June 2022 it will no longer be possible to tackle and solve the problem of wrongful recovery in this way. Now all unfair debit issues can only be solved through the courts! With all the red tape and bureaucracy required in such cases. And time lags behind.
Because the expected massive lawsuits with the FSSP over unfair punishments will further burden the domestic justice system, which is already groaning with overwork. Thus, it becomes clear that the authorities have organized another system of “automatic” and immediate punishment for an ordinary citizen, but have not even thought about the need to organize at the same time an equally “automatic” mechanism to appeal against injustice. But what is surprising, almost everywhere we have this: money in favor of the state is immediately ‘scammed’, even in the case of a mistake. And if a citizen can restore justice, then only in a long and extremely taxing and labor-intensive way.
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photo globallookpress.com
If in general terms, then in the near future the routine of collecting debts for millions of fines for traffic violations will shift from the employees of the Bailiff Service (FSSP) to the “shoulders” of computer programs. It was not long before the living servants sent orders to the tanks to “dispose” the amount of debt from citizens’ accounts in favor of the state. From June 20, this operation must be performed by a special computer program. From the state’s point of view, the idea just looks great: a bunch of FSSP employees are released. But the most important thing is that only a stream of money enters the budget. The fact is that the physical capacities of the bailiffs are now mainly sufficient for fines of more or less hefty size. Non-payers of small fines of 500 rubles (the vast majority of which are in the general mass) have usually never heard of forced collections.
It is well known how high the total fines of motorists are, which have not yet reached the tenacious fingers of bailiffs. In total, traffic police fines amounting to 128.3 billion rubles were handed out last year. And of this, only 72.7 billion was paid at the end of 2021 – 56.6%. That is, the “debt” is 55.6 billion. Statistics say that more than 80% of orders are issued for a slight speeding – by 20-40 km / h. That is, the lion’s share of defaulters are citizens who are in arrears with the payment of the same 500 rubles and to whom the bailiffs simply do not reach their hands.
But from July 20, everything changes. Soulless and tireless computers will “clean up” all debtors. And not only will these unfortunate “five hundred” be debited from their bank accounts! In addition, in the first place, each additional 1,000 rubles is “frauded” in the form of a fine for non-payment of the fine. And secondly, they will automatically “take out” another 1,000 rubles each as a performance fee. That is, if you owe the treasury about 500 rubles (not paid the fine within 70 days), then you will give her a total of 2500 rubles. Thus, the aforementioned 55.6 billion arrears for traffic police will magically quickly turn into no less than 250 billion! Not a bad “gain” for the budget, weighed down by the consequences of sanctions and the operation in Ukraine.
And what can the driver expect? First of all, this is another reason for “moralists in uniform” to talk about the topic of “not breaking”. But it doesn’t work here. First, because traffic police cameras often come with just erroneous fines. For example, a person does not drive his car at all for a while and then, purely by chance, finds out that he “hangs” a fine. And later it turns out that it was issued incorrectly – someone mixed up the car number or model of the vehicle in general. And if you are not aware of the fine, you certainly do not pay it and you become a debtor – with all the financial losses that entails, completely innocent. Secondly, it is known that the “Government Information System for National and Municipal Payments” (GIS GMP) is still periodically “buggy” and data about paying a fine do not appear in it on time or simply disappear somewhere.
The result of such a malfunction in the system is also “beautiful”: for the “electronic bailiff” the person who actually paid the fine will formally turn out to be a defaulter. The author of these lines was also in a similar “ridiculous” situation a few years ago. The FSSP system then deducted not 3,000 rubles from me, as would be required by law, but 9,000 rubles – 3,000 from each of the three accounts it found with two banks. Then I had to personally go to the inter-district “den” of the FSSP and present the proof of payment checks to the bailiff in charge of my case. And from 20 June 2022 it will no longer be possible to tackle and solve the problem of wrongful recovery in this way. Now all unfair debit issues can only be solved through the courts! With all the red tape and bureaucracy required in such cases. And time lags behind.
Because the expected massive lawsuits with the FSSP over unfair punishments will further burden the domestic justice system, which is already groaning with overwork. Thus, it becomes clear that the authorities have organized another system of “automatic” and immediate punishment for an ordinary citizen, but have not even thought about the need to organize at the same time an equally “automatic” mechanism to appeal against injustice. But what is surprising, almost everywhere we have this: money in favor of the state is immediately ‘scammed’, even in the case of a mistake. And if a citizen can restore justice, then only in a long and extremely taxing and labor-intensive way.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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