Chernyshov, Boris Alexandrovich

• In 2012, he graduated from the National Research University Higher School of Economics (full-time studies, political science);
• In 2014 he graduated from the Moscow State University named after Lomonosov (training direction "political science").

Speaks: English, German, Greek, Chinese.

• 2011-2014 - assistant to Vladimir Zhirinovsky , deputy head of his reception;
• 2013-2014 - Deputy Deputy Andrei Lugovoi ;
• In 2014, he ran for the Moscow City Duma from the Liberal Democratic Party ^[3] ;
• 2013—2016 - coordinator of the Moscow city branch of the LDPR ;
• On September 18, 2016 he was elected as a Deputy of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of the VII convocation from the LDPR party. He is one of the youngest deputies of the State Duma of the VII convocation ^[2] . In the State Duma elections, Boris Chernyshov occupied the first position in the regional list in the city of Moscow. In addition, he ran for 203 Orekhovo-Borisov single-member constituencies ^[4] .

In December 2016, Chernyshov, along with Vasily Vlasov, proposed to be allowed to join political parties and participate in elections from the age of 16 ^{[5] [6]} .

In January 2017, he proposed a bill regulating the sale of electronic cigarettes. In an explanatory note, he points out that the document aims to "prevent the promotion of smoking as a result of " vaping "." Basic requirements: a ban on the sale of vapes to children, a ban on the use of vapes in public places and mandatory certification of goods with information on the composition of the liquid, country of manufacture and expiration date ^[7] .

In January 2017, he introduced a bill in the lower house of parliament proposing that young men with secondary specialized education be accepted at pedagogical universities without examinations in order to increase the number of male teachers in schools ^[8] .

In March 2018, he introduced a bill to abolish the unified state exam ^[9] . He commented on this as follows:

“The essence of the bill is to abolish the examinations that are bored to students and parents, which is aimed not at gaining knowledge, but at“ training ”according to a certain set of tasks. A return to the traditional exam is offered. This will improve the learning process and make sure that in the final grades the children do not prepare for the exam, but calmly study and then go to universities "

In November 2018, he proposed replacing the Unified State Examination with a talent selection system ^[10] . From his point of view, it will be possible to assess the abilities of students according to career guidance, assessments and social activity. The information collected will be analyzed by blockchain technology, which, according to the deputy, with “mathematical accuracy” will reveal the individual abilities of the student and without exams will determine which institution he should go to. How such a system (in addition to the blockchain) will fundamentally differ from the electronic databases of talented young people and gifted children introduced in 2015 ^{[11] is} not specified. However, if successful, the proposed platform in the future can serve as the basis for the world's second national social rating system .