Liberal Democratic Party voted against , and "Fair Russia" abstained from voting.

The representatives of the Kaliningrad opposition decided to hold rallies in Poland , said " Klops .Ru " referring to the representative of the local union ," Labor Brigades " Viktor Gorbunov .According to him , this decision due to the adoption of a new law on mass actions , approved by the State Duma on June five.The opposition estimated that the trip to Poland will cost them less than paying the fine, which is in accordance with the law can be up to three hundred zero for individuals and up to one million rubles for legal entities .According to Gorbunov , the first meeting will be held in Poland in Bezledy , and its members , among whom are local branches of the Communist Party activists and " Apple How Gorbunov told " Interfax" , it is possible that the rally will be held on the weekend , when Poland, where he begins June eightth European football championship , will go a large number of residents of the Kaliningrad region." Protesters will see local residents, as well as citizens from other EU countries , passing through the Russian- Polish border in both directions ," - said the activist .The law increases the penalties for violations at the meetings, was approved by the State Duma on June five and approved by the Federation Council on June six.According to him three hundred,zero rubles - the maximum amount of penalty for a natural person , the officers can be fined up to $ six hundred,zero , and legal - to a million rubles.The Act also introduces new penalties for violations at meetings - mandatory work: instead of paying a fine of three hundred thousand rubles you can work out two hundred hours.Tightening the law on rallies were initiated and carried through the State Duma of the party "United Russia ".During the passage of the bill voted only members of this party , the Communist Party and the Liberal Democratic Party voted against , and "Fair Russia" abstained from voting.It is possible that the new law will be signed by the president until June twelve , which is scheduled for the following major acts of civil protest in Russia.