on October 26, 2104 year Russia will shift to winter time. President Vladimir Putin has put his signature in the relevant law, is told on an official portal of legal information. Most Russian regions clock will be moved back one hour. Further seasonal hands will not occur. According to the signed law, the whole territory of the Russian Federation is divided into 11 time zones. Moscow time will meet the third time zone, at the time, as is currently operates gain 4 hour to Central European time. The clock on a systematic summer in 2011 was made on the initiative of the former then President Dmitry Medvedev. However, the leader of the country mentioned that the installation of permanent daylight saving time may be delayed. According to the version of Medvedev, his initiative may be withdrawn in the case if experts come to the conclusion that the transfer of the not needed. The latest Russian regions - the Republic of Crimea and the Federal city of Sevastopol - will live in the Metropolitan of time. Republic of Udmurtia and the Samara region will be included in the new time zone is Moscow time 1 hour. Thus, in these regions the hands of the clock will not be translated. A bill abolishing permanent daylight saving time introduced in late January 2014. Deputies of the state Duma practically unanimously supported the document, and the government's own support he never expressed. The Cabinet of Ministers are convinced that the transition to permanent winter will reduce the light of the day, and the introduction of new time zone in the government called unsubstantiated. Previously the state Duma confirmed in the 2nd and 3rd reading of the bill on the return of winter time. on 9 July, a bill was discussed in the Federation Council. We would add that in addition Vladimir Putin has put his signature in a number of documents. Namely, the head of the country confirmed the law on the introduction of the Institute of Federal senators, which allows the President to appoint up to 10 percent of the total number of members of the Federation Council and the law on public control in Russia.