No corruption!
Corruption, familiar to mankind for a long time, is one of the most dangerous problems that has flourished with time, withstood some strong resistance, and has taken root wherever there is a lot of money, and has not been eliminated to this day. Like other developing countries, our young state has not been spared. Most often, the most dangerous form of corruption is bribery. First of all, it is necessary to take an active part in society in order to eliminate the causes of bribery and cases of receiving bribes. Bribery hinders the normal functioning of the state apparatus, undermines the authority of government and management bodies, undermines the principles of legality, and infringes on the constitutional rights and legitimate interests of citizens. A lot of work is being done to combat corruption. It is important to digitize processes in government agencies, including their interaction with the population and business. In particular, citizens should see how their appeals are being considered and receive high-quality responses in a timely manner. At the same time, for an effective fight against corruption, it is important to improve the level and quality of law-explanatory work that eliminates legal illiteracy of the population. The population should be fully aware of their rights and specific ways to use them in the event of any illegal action against them. The main goal of today is to protect the constitutional order, implement an effective, unified national policy in the fight against corruption, reduce the level of corruption manifestations in all spheres of life of the state and citizens, and strengthen public confidence in the state and its institutions.
Specialist of the Balkhash District Public Service Department A. Turganbekov