On Wednesday, Prime Minister during communication with the leader of the expedition by archaeologists working on the site of the ancient Greek city Phanagoria Vladimir Kuznetsov complained that at present such authorization, the so-called "open lists" are people who often are not related to archeology. Putin, in connection with this recalled that the resolution gives the Ministry of Culture, and agreed that the examination of applications must be better. "We need to without the proper conclusion of the Academy of Sciences of the Ministry of Culture did not have the right to issue open letter" – he said. Also the head of the government supported the idea of a clear tenders for archaeological excavations at the expense of the budget. "Prepare your proposal. It is necessary to prescribe the criteria on which to exercise tolerance in these competitions. The meaning of this Act is to reduce the cost of work, but nothing can bring to the absurd. Let's see what else might be tools that will be cut off from the competition the firm that will resell its right (for excavations) ", – Putin has appealed to archaeologists.
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