Airat Gibatdinov proposes to ban scenes of torture in quests that pose a threat to life.
The senator came up with an initiative to adjust the activities of quests in Russia.
The document provides for a ban on quests containing scenes of torture and simulated mutilation, RIA Novosti reports.
Gibatdinov also initiates a ban on the use of explosives and weapons in quests.
The document provides for the empowerment of Rospotrebnadzor to establish additional requirements for quest rooms.
Gibatdinov believes that quests should be organized exclusively by legal entities and individuals registered as individual entrepreneurs.
However, legal entities or individual entrepreneurs whose founders and participants have an unexpunged or unexpunged criminal record cannot act as quest organizers.
According to the senator’s initiative, quest organizers are required to ensure the personal safety of participants, visitors, and workers in the quest room by insuring life and health.
