Federal Law No. 330-FZ “On the development of creative industries”.

This Federal Law outlines the legal framework governing the development of creative (cultural) industries. Its primary objective is to establish conditions for the effective functioning of entities within these industries, as stipulated by federal and regional laws. The legal principles are grounded in the Constitution of the Russian Federation and are further defined by federal laws, presidential decrees, and government regulations. The document emphasizes the importance of fostering a creative economy, which is characterized by economic activities related to the creation, promotion, and distribution of creative products that possess uniqueness and economic value. The document specifies several key measures aimed at enhancing the creative industries. It mandates the establishment of a unified register of entities engaged in creative industries, which will include criteria for recognition and operational guidelines. The federal executive authority is tasked with developing state policy and regulatory frameworks for the creative economy, including the approval of a list of activities classified under creative industries. Additionally, it outlines the need for criteria and procedures for recognizing creative clusters, thereby promoting collaboration and innovation within these sectors. Implementation of the outlined measures involves the federal executive authority overseeing the formation and maintenance of the unified register and ensuring compliance with the established criteria. The document also highlights the importance of stakeholder involvement, including regional authorities and industry representatives, in the development and execution of policies. Procedural considerations for reporting and data sharing between federal and regional authorities are emphasized, ensuring that the infrastructure supporting creative industries is effectively utilized. The document does not specify timelines but indicates ongoing responsibilities for the involved entities.