On July 20, 2026, the Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation held a roundtable discussion with senior lecturer Liana Chobanyan. The discussion focused on systemic problems in enforcement proceedings—failure to meet deadlines, bailiff inaction, seizure of property not subject to seizure, and the enormous workload of FSSP employees—in search of a legal model that is optimal for both creditors and debtors.

On July 20, 2026, the Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation and State Construction held a round table on the topic "Enforcement of court decisions: choosing a legal model of enforcement proceedings that is optimal for claimants and debtors."
Liana Arshakovna Chobanyan, Senior lecturer at the Department of Criminal Law, Process and Criminology, took an active part in the discussion. The round table discussed systemic problems in the field of enforcement proceedings: violation of the deadlines for initiating proceedings, inaction of bailiffs, seizure of property that cannot be seized, and the enormous burden on FSSP employees.