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the Russian constitution will supersede international law;
the State Duma will have the right to approve a Prime Minister's candidacy (currently it only gives consent to the appointment), and it will also be able to approve candidates for Deputy Prime Minister and Federal Minister[clarification needed]; the President will not be able to refuse their appointment, but in some cases will be able to remove them from office;
the eligibility term requiring competing candidates for high-profile offices (President, Ministers, judges, heads of regions) to have no foreign citizenship or permit of residence in foreign countries, or have it at the time of their work in the office or, at any time before running for the President;
the eligibility term of 25 minimal residency years in Russia for presidential candidates (currently 10 years only);
the Federation Council will be able to propose to the President to dismiss Federal judges; in some cases, the Federation Council, on the proposal of the President, will have the right to remove judges of the Constitutional and Supreme courts;

heads of law enforcement agencies must be appointed by the President in consultation with the Federation Council;
the minimum wage cannot be lower than the subsistence minimum;
regular indexation of pensions;
consolidation of the status and role of the State Council (at present it is only an advisory body and is not prescribed in the Constitution);
granting the Constitutional Court the ability to check the constitutionality of laws adopted by the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation at the request of the President before they are signed by the President;
remove the "in a row" clause from the article regulating the maximum number of presidential terms, discounting previous presidential terms before the amendment enters into force;
defining marriage as a relationship between one man and one woman;[27][28][29]
Enshrine the status of the Russian language in the country's constitution.[30][31]