According to her, "last year, parents were mass registering their children in other people's apartments or issuing powers of attorney to one person. Work was carried out with law enforcement agencies involving parents and schools on this issue. This year, the responsibility for ensuring the legality of registrations lies with both parents and schools. We are drawing the attention of directors and parents to the inadmissibility of the mistakes made last year. We hope that there will be no such cases this year, and school directors will monitor the situation," she reported.
Recall that last year, the Ministry of Education, together with the State Committee for National Security, identified many cases of illegal electronic registration of children in primary classes through an automated system. For example, 86 children were registered illegally at school No. 29.
