“We do not have mandatory vaccination. Therefore, a fine for refusing vaccination cannot be supported,” he explained. On the eve of the head of Rospotrebnadzor Anna Popova said that the authorities are studying the experience of other countries on the introduction of fines for refusing to vaccinate: “ let’s see how effective it is, how applicable.” Earlier, Austria announced the consideration of such a possibility. They have developed a bill according to which, in case of refusal of vaccination, a citizen will be summoned to the district administrative body. If he refuses, he will be called again, and if he does not appear again, he will face a fine of €3.6 thousand or imprisonment for four weeks. With the following refusals, the amount of the fine will increase to € 7.2 thousand. While the initiative is being discussed and not legally fixed. If the law is passed, it may come