Sliska, Lyubov Konstantinovna

Born October 15, 1953 in Saratov . Her mother and her younger brother were raised alone.

In 1971 she graduated from the Saratov secondary school number 71 (10 classes) ^[1] .

After school, Lyuba Timoshina entered the Saratov Bookselling College (now the Saratov College of Book Business and Information Technology ^[2] ).

According to one of the official biographies, I got a job in the personnel department of a construction organization (the name of the organization was not indicated). According to other information, Sliska began her career as a secretary at Rospechat, later becoming an inspector of the personnel department. According to some reports, she became deputy head of the personnel department of Rospechat, however, a number of publications reported that Sliska was first a lawyer in Rospechat, and later, in her own words, in 1985 as head of the personnel department. Some publications reported the third version: since 1977, she worked in the personnel department at the Soyuzpechat enterprise, and subsequently (after 1987), the freed chairman of the enterprise’s trade union committee.

I entered the evening department at the Saratov Law Institute. D.I. Kursky . In 1990 ^[3] she graduated from the institute with a degree in jurisprudence. After that, she continued to work in the trade union and in 1992 became the chairman of the regional committee of the heavy machinery workers union of the Saratov region .

Careers in the Saratov Region

In 1996, she, as the chairman of the trade union, was included in the Saratov City Election Commission as the deputy chairman. Probably, it was then that she met with the vice mayor of Saratov, Dmitry Ayatskov .

On April 15, 1996, Ayatskov was appointed by decree of the President of the Russian Federation Boris Yeltsin the head of the administration of the Saratov region , and on September 1, 1996 he was elected governor of the Saratov region. And in September, he appointed Lyubov Konstantinovna as his deputy. However, she did not work for the post of first deputy governor of the Saratov region - until November 1996. Appointed Permanent Representative of the Governor in the Saratov Regional Duma. She worked in this position until 1998.

In 1998-1999 - Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Saratov Region. Some publications, as well as the official website of the United Russia party, report that Sliska served only as the permanent representative of the Saratov governor and the regional government in the regional Duma, without being the deputy chairman of the regional government.

In 1999, Lyubov Sliska entered the electoral list of the Unity movement and in December 1999 she was elected as a deputy of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of the third convocation on the all-federal list of the Bear bloc (Unity inter-regional movement).

Moscow. State Duma

In January 2000, Sliska was nominated for the post of first deputy speaker of the State Duma. From 2000 to 2003 - First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Gennady Seleznev .

On December 7, 2003, Sliska was again elected to the State Duma of the fourth convocation, and was again elected First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Boris Gryzlov .

Deputy Chairman of the State Duma since 2007 (in the State Duma of the fifth convocation). Member of the State Duma Committee of the V convocation on security, member of the State Duma Commission for the consideration of federal budget expenditures aimed at ensuring defense and state security of the Russian Federation Deputy Head of the United Russia Faction.

In early July 2011, it became known that Lyubov Sliska would no longer be elected to the State Duma and would not go to the primaries of United Russia. Slisk refused to explain the reason for his decision to the public, however, according to information leaked to the press, the whole matter is in her long-standing conflict with her fellow countryman, who oversees the United Russia campaign, Deputy Prime Minister Vyacheslav Volodin ^[4]

Career after the State Duma

On April 25, 2012, Lyubov Konstantinovna announced her withdrawal from the United Russia party ^[5] .

Married a second marriage.

Husband - Sergey Germanovich Sliska, 5 years younger, from March 2001 to present - judge of the Moscow Regional Court. No kids.

Brother - Sergey Timoshin, Head of the Office of the Federal Registration Service for the Saratov Region. Nephew - Timoshin Denis Sergeevich.

Scientific degree and academic title: candidate of historical sciences, associate professor.

• Order of Honor (June 17, 2002) - for active legislative activity and many years of conscientious work ^[6]
• Laureate of the national Olympia Women's Public Recognition Award, Russian Academy of Business and Entrepreneurship ^[7] in 2003
• Honored Lawyer of the Russian Federation (May 23, 2005) - for his great contribution to lawmaking and many years of diligent work ^[8]
• award weapon (pistol) ^[9]
• Order “For Merit to the Fatherland”, IV degree (May 21, 2008) - for merits in lawmaking, strengthening and development of Russian statehood ^[10]
• Order of the Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles Princess Olga of the III degree ( Russian Orthodox Church , 2003) - for his contribution to the restoration of Orthodox shrines in the city of Sarov ^[11]
• The Imperial Order of the Holy Great Martyr Anastasia (August 20, 2013, the Russian Imperial House ) - to pay tribute to the Fatherland and the Russian IMPERIAL House and as a testament to our special favor ^[12]

• Lyubov Sliska School of Slander