Head of State Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, in the National Plan "100 concrete steps of five institutional reforms", set the task of introducing new ethical rules by developing a new Ethical Code of the civil service, as well as the introduction of the post of ethics Commissioner. The result of the implementation of this task was the new Ethical Code of Civil Servants of the Republic of Kazakhstan, approved by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 29, 2015 No. 153 "On measures for further improvement of ethical standards and rules of conduct of civil servants of the Republic of Kazakhstan" which came into effect on January 1, 2016.
The Code of Ethics is aimed at strengthening public confidence in state bodies, forming a high culture of relationships in the civil service and preventing cases of unethical behavior of civil servants. The norms of the Code of Ethics define special, but at the same time feasible requirements for the moral and ethical appearance of civil servants.
Civil servants are the face of the state and in the eyes of society should be an example of exemplary behavior in public places. In accordance with the new Rules of Service Ethics, civil servants during off-duty hours must adhere to generally accepted moral and ethical norms, avoid cases of antisocial behavior, including being intoxicated in public, show modesty, avoid legal requirements, order and safety, and do not involve.
The text of the Code is placed in the buildings of state bodies in places accessible to the public. The standards of service ethics established by this Code are mandatory for all civil servants.
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