Beshmelnitsyn Maxim Mikhailovich
Biography
Maxim Beskhmelnitsyn was born in 1978 in the Belgorod region.
Graduated from the Military University of the Ministry of Defense Russia.
Since 2007, he headed the Kursk branch of Rostelecom. In 2017, he became a deputy of the city assembly.
In December 2019, Beskhmelnitsyn was appointed Deputy Director of the Department of Information Technology and Communications of the Government of the Russian Federation.
In March 2020, he was selected as a candidate for the position of person responsible for digital transformation of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation[1]
2020: Deputy Minister of Justice
At the end of April 2020, the president Vladimir Putin signed a decree appointing Maxim Beskhmelnitsyn to the post of Deputy Minister of Justice. He will oversee issues related to IT and digital transformation in the department.
This was preceded by Putin signing a decree in March, according to which the Ministry of Justice may have nine deputy ministers instead of seven, as before. In the explanatory note to the draft of this act, prepared by the Ministry of Justice in February 2020, the agency explained that it was preparing for digitalization and planned to increase the staff by 44 units to introduce the position of deputy head of the federal agency responsible for digital transformation and the creation of a specialized structural unit of the federal agency to support the activities of this deputy head. TAdviser has released a new map of the Russian IT market: more than 380 developers and integrators 
This was necessary to carry out activities to informatize the main processes of the functional activities of the Ministry of Justice and to work out issues of using machine-readable law technologies in rule-making, the department explained.
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Based on the objectives set by the President of the Russian Federation in his address to the Federal Assembly on January 15, 2020, the reform of control and supervisory activities must be completed in 2020. Objectives have been set to improve the criminal, constitutional, technological and administrative legislation of the Russian Federation. At the same time, within the framework of the national program “Digital Economy of the Russian Federation”, issues of using machine-readable law technologies in rulemaking are being worked out, the study of which should be carried out with the active role of the Ministry of Justice of Russia, – it was said in the explanatory note. |
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Photo: rpgu.rkursk.ru
2021: 59th place in the IT industry by income and 19th by the cost of personal cars
For the period from January 1, 2021 to December 31, 2021, the income of Maxim Beskhmelnitsyn’s family amounted to 11 million rubles. Personal income – 10,959,577 rubles, spouse’s income – 30,205 rubles[2].
The total average estimated value of cars in the family of the Deputy Minister of Justice was 19.6 million rubles. The list of declared vehicles includes: UAZ-39094, trailer MZSA 817731, snow and swamp vehicle CFMOTO X6 and cars owned by the spouse – Mercedes-Benz Viano, Mercedes-Benz V 250 4Matic[3].
Real estate: apartments in ownership – 116.3 m² (joint) and 134.4 m²; apartments in use – 86.2 m² and 57.1 m²; garage 24.3 m². The spouse: land plot – 708.0 m²; house – 162.0 m²; garage 71.0 m²[4].
