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See allAccording to paragraph 7-1 of the Rules for the provision of information about their activities by non-governmental organizations and the formation of a Database about them, information about their activities in the Database of non-governmental organizations is not provided by non-governmental organizations that have suspended the submission of tax reports in accordance with Article 213 of the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 25, 2017 «On taxes and other compulsory payments to the budget (Tax Code)» before the beginning of the reporting period and not resumed activities during the reporting period, as well as being at the stage of liquidation or reorganization.
The NGO database is an information database formed in order to ensure the transparency of the activities of non-governmental organizations and to inform the public about them, as well as for use as part of placing a state social order, providing grants and awarding prizes.
Legislation on public councils allows every citizen to be a member of the Public Council. Not only a representative of an NGO can be elected to the Council, but any citizen can also be self-nominated.
Article 10 Of the law «On public councils» stipulates requirements for candidates for membership. A person must not be tried, must not be registered in a psychiatric or drug dispensary, and must submit documents required by the law on public councils. These requirements must be met by each candidate.
Candidates are not subject to any other requirements that restrict the rights of citizens and are not provided for by the specified NPA.
Thus, public councils are the public body, in the ranks of which any citizen can be elected.
According to the legislation on public councils, two-thirds of the total number of Council members are representatives of civil society, who represent various segments of the population.
This ratio has shown its effectiveness over the years, so this ratio is left unchanged in the draft law developed by the Ministry.
At the same time, it is proposed to elect the head of the Working group on the formation of councils from among representatives of civil society.
The procedure for election to the councils proposed by the bill is very accessible to the common man.
Every citizen has the right to submit an application and submit documents.
Every citizen can nominate a candidate by self-nomination (article 9, paragraph 1, of the draft law).
In addition, citizens can be nominated by non-profit organizations, which allows them free access to be elected to membership of public councils.
The authorized body that is responsible for the formation of the NGO Database is the Ministry of Information and Social Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The Committee for Civil Society Affairs of the Ministry of Information and Social Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan conducts work directly.