Legislative Assembly (Suglan) of the Evenki Autonomous Area

1 convocation (1994–1997)

Legislative Suglan of the Evenk Autonomous District was formed by the Decree of the Administration of Evenk Autonomous District of December 24, 1993 No. 76. A new representative body of state power of the Evenk Autonomous District was formed - the Legislative Suglan of the Evenk Autonomous District, which is the successor of the Council of People's Deputies of the Evenk Autonomous District.

March 27, 1994, elections of deputies of the Legislative Suglan of the first convocation took place.

On June 17, 1994, twenty-two deputies of Legislative Suglan (later of the Legislative Assembly (Suglan)), who had been democratically elected on an alternative basis, gathered for an organizational session and decided on the leadership of the district legislature and the composition of committees and commissions.

Deputies:

1. Andreichuk Sergey Andreevich
2. Anisimov Nikolay Anisimovich
3. Balonochkin Ivan Denisovich
4. Biryukov Oleg Gennadyevich
5. Bokovikov Alexander Alexandrovich (1956-2010)
6. Boyagir Anatoly Alexandrovich (1962-2001)
7. Golenduhin Vladimir Alexandrovich
8. Daineko Anatoly Savelevich (1937-2010)
9. Dresvyansky Vladimir Konstantinovich
10. Dyachkovskaya Alexandra Semenovna
11. Ermolaev Evgeniy Evgenievich
12. Kim Fedor Fedorovich
13. Kozlov Anatoly Georgievich (1937-2017)
14. Kuleshova Nina Alekseevna (1947-2010)
15. Loginov Ivan Grigorievich
16. Maymaga Gennady Nikolaevich
17. Pavlov Alexander Prokopevich
18. Pirogova Tatyana Ivanovna
19. Razinkin Nikolay Stepanovich
20. Salatkin Sergey Gennadievich
21. Semejkin Alexander Pavlovich
22. Safronov Ivan Vasilyevich (1955-2005)
23. Yakovlev Anatoly Alexandrovich (1940-2016)

In general, for two and a half years, Legislative Suglan passed 45 laws, reviewed 316 issues.

2nd convocation (1997–2001)

Elections were held on December 22, 1996. The Legislative Assembly (Suglan) of the EAO of the second convocation conducted its activities from January 1997 to April 2001. Anatoly Amosov was elected chairman.

Deputies:

1. Aleksandrova Ekaterina Khristoforovna
2. Amosov Anatoly Egorovich
3. Anisimov Nikolay Anisimovich
4. Artsimovich Sergey Vikentyevich (1952-2010)
5. Biryukov Oleg Gennadyevich
6. Boltaev Alik Abdurasulovich (1955-2006)
7. Boyagir Anatoly Alexandrovich (1962-2001)
8. Bryukhanov Sergey Valentinovich
9. Goloschuk Natalia Afanasyevna
10. Daineko Anatoly Savelevich (1937-2010)
11. Dresvyansky Vladimir Konstantinovich
12. Ermolaev Evgeniy Evgenievich
13. Ilcevich Natalia Aleksandrovna
14. Kitov Nikolay Nikolaevich
15. Maymaga Gennady Nikolaevich
16. Malashiy Yaroslav Romanovich
17. Pavlova Maria Grigorievna (1941-2014)
18. Pavlov Alexander Prokopevich
19. Panov Sergey Ivanovich (1957-2009)
20. Pirogova Rimma Aleksandrovna
21. Popova Nadezhda Nikolaevna
22. Ryzhenkova Nina Efimovna
23. Semenova Galina Fedorovna
24. Suzdalev Sergey Vasilyevich

During the second convocation, the deputies held 16 sessions, 30 plenary sessions, adopted 172 laws and 513 decrees. ^[2]

3rd convocation (2001–2006)

Elections were held on April 8, 2001 in 23 single-member constituencies. Anatoly Amosov was elected chairman. ^[3]

Deputies:

1. Ageev Alexander Nikolaevich
2. Amosov Anatoly Egorovich
3. Anisimov Nikolay Anisimovich (until April 18, 2001, was delegated to the Council of Federation of the Russian Federation)
4. Artsimovich Sergey Vikentyevich (1952-2010)
5. Biryukov Oleg Gennadyevich
6. Bokovikov Alexander Alexandrovich (1956-2010)
7. Boltaev Alik Abdurasulovich (1955-2006)
8. Bryukhanov Sergey Valentinovich
9. Voroshilova Tamara Gavrilovna
10. Elkin Valery Pavlovich
11. Ermolaev Evgeniy Evgenievich
12. Kurtiyakov Mikhail Evgrafovich
13. Maymaga Gennady Nikolaevich
14. Malashiy Yaroslav Romanovich
15. Odnolko Vladimir Timofeevich (1943-2014)
16. Pankagir Altynai Ivanovna
17. Pirogova Rimma Aleksandrovna
18. Suvorov Petr Ivanovich
19. Supryaga Alexey Nikolaevich
20. Sukhanov Nikolay Alekseevich
21. Topochenok Vladislav Demidovich
22. Farukshin Valery Mikhailovich
23. Finashkin Nikolai Borisovich
24. Cherkasov Andrey Yuryevich

After the referendum on the unification of April 17, 2005, Suglan’s powers were extended to the formation of a new subject ^[4] . On February 3, 2005, the Evenki District Council of Deputies was established. ^[5] On December 21, 2006, the XXIV Session of the Legislative Assembly (Suglan) of the Evenki Autonomous District, which completed the activity of the legislative body of Evenkia, was held in Tours. For twelve and a half years, the Legislative Assembly (Suglan) passed 699 laws.

• Bokovikov, Alexander Alexandrovich (June 17, 1994 - January 5, 1997)
• Amosov, Anatoly Egorovich (January 5, 1997 - December 31, 2006)

The Legislative Assembly (Suglan), exercising supervisory powers, in accordance with local law, formed the Accountability Chamber, accountable to the representative body of the district, which began work on January 1, 1996. The Accounts Chamber was dissolved due to the abolition of Suglan.