Article III
The State Bodies of the Russian Federation and the State Bodies of the Republic of Tatarstan jointly are authorized to:
1) guarantee the civil rights and freedoms of persons and citizens, the rights of national minorities;
2) protect sovereignty and territorial integrity;
3) organize mobilization of the national economy, direction of the design and
production of armament and military equipment on the territory of the Republic of Tatarstan; questions concerning the sale of armament, ammunition, military equipment and
other military property, as well as conversion of the defense industry. The form and share of the Parties' participation shall be governed by a separate Agreement;
4) settle the common and contradictory questions of citizenship;
5) coordinate the international and foreign economic relationship;
6) coordinate pricing policy;
7) create funds for regional development;
8) pursue monetary policy;
9) manage the items of property of the Russian Federation or the Republic of Tatarstan, which may be transferred to common management according to interest based on voluntary and mutual consent.
The forms and the order for common management of
specific items shall be governed by a separate Agreement;
10) coordinate activity on questions of geodesy, meteorology and calendar system;
11) create joint funds for the purpose of financing common programs, elimination of the consequences of disasters and catastrophes on the basis of mutual agreements;
12) coordinate the management of common power system as well as highway, railway, pipe, air and tubing, water transport, communications and information systems;
13) ensure an unobstructed and duty-free regime for movement of transportation of vehicles, cargoes and production by air, sea, river, railway, motor road and also through pipe transport;
14) estimate the quality of environment conditions according to international
standards and promote the measures for its stabilization and restoration; secure the ecology, coordinate the action concerning use of land, water and other natural
resources; prevent ecological disasters and settle questions on specially protected natural territories;
15) implement common policy in the social sphere: population employment patterns, migration processes, social protection, including social welfare;
16) coordinate activity on issues of health, family protection, maternity,
paternity, childhood, education, science, culture, physical culture and sport; preparation of national specialists for schools, educational institutions, establishments of
culture, mass media and other institutions and organizations; shall provide pre-school organizations and educational institutions with native language literature; shall co-ordinate scientific research in the field of history, national cultures and
their languages;
17) deal with problems of personnel for justice and police enforcement;
18) settle litigation, arbitration and notary public question;
19) coordinate the activity of police enforcement agencies, the cooperation of security services, creation and use of programs to combat crime;
20) establish common principals for organization of state bodies and local self-government;
21) establish administrative, administrative-legal, labor, family, housing, land, water, timber legislation, legislation on mineral wealth, on protection of the surrounding environment;
22) address the questions of common use of land, mineral wealth, water and other natural resources;
23) execute other authority established by mutual agreement.
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