The state Duma before the end of 2014 may adopt amendments to the Labour code, which will be confirmed by the professional stereotypes - requirements for employees by level of education, work experience and skill set. From 2016 to such aspects will have to approach the employees of the public sector, and in 2020 - all the rest. Already registered standards relate to media workers, some of whom will not be able to work without specialized education, announced the head of the Committee on labor and lipolytica Olga batalina, noting that the skillful use of stereotypes will be described in the Labor code. They will be integral to the state extra-budgetary funds, and state and city agencies from January 1, 2016. As from 1 January 2020 these rules will have to follow in the footsteps of all employers, according to "Kommersant". That professional standards should be mandatory for government agencies, announced in early December of 2014, Russian President Vladimir Putin. The bill conceptual supported the state-legal Department of the President, FNPR and the Union. However RSPP proposed to consider "valuable in assessing the competency of" personal employee data. Civil servants from the Ministry of labor reported that the Ministry of justice registered 199 professional standards. Until the end of the year their number will increase to 350. In summer were decorated stereotypes for journalists and editors of the media. The last category is divided into 2 types: the first followers must do the work on the content of publications (from a choice of topics to editing), they should have experience of at least 6 months working as a journalist and a bachelor's degree in media