DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/855b44/public_administrat) has announced the addition of the "Public Administration, Oil and Gas Sector: The Last Autumn of the Current Political Cycle" report to their offering.
It would seem that the main political intrigue of the next election cycle has been exhausted. Vladimir Putin returns as president, Dmitry Medvedev, and transplanted to the prime minister. In fact, everything is just beginning. Yes, some kind of script to reformat the Russian authorities have ceased to exist. But still many uncertainties, including those on the management of oil and gas sector. Changes in the system are inevitable. Moreover, there is a temptation to fix the rules of the game is over six years, which gives immediate transformations of special significance.
A new report from the Foundation is dedicated to both the present and future. The author has analyzed what changes took place in the management of oil and gas sector over the past year and a half, and most importantly - what will happen to the industry in the spring of 2012, when the formal electoral procedures will be completed and the country will be represented by a new government and presidential administration.
The report covers in detail the following topics:
- Recent personnel changes in the relevant ministries and agencies
- Recent Projects
- The most important initiatives that the clans are trying to push through in the last months of the current version of Putin's political system
- Creating a "Rosgeologii"
- The fate of the law "On Oil"
- Tax regime
- What to Expect in May 2012?
- The main question - what kind of system control oil and gas sector will be submitted to the country in May 2012 after the inauguration of
- Putin and Medvedev appointment by Prime Minister
- The basic model in terms of relationships in the triangle "AP - Government - Company"
- Applicants for the role of facilitator in the Government Energy
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