“For the system to work, people, first of all, a certain political class, officials, parliamentarians, our big politicians, members of the government, must stop thinking about transfer,” the senator said in an interview with RBC.
According to him, they "must stop talking about who will be the successor there, when this happens and so on."
Klishas also said that to combat the personification of power, it was proposed to increase the powers of constitutional bodies.
Thus, he explained, the political system will become “more stable” and will not “depend so much on who the president is in this particular case.”
Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted that he could be elected for a new term if the relevant amendments to the fundamental law are adopted.
The Russian leader noted that if they are not accepted, then at many levels of power, instead of stable work, “yawing” will begin in search of possible successors.