Standards of behavior during off-duty hours.
Civil servants during off-duty hours must:
- adhere to generally accepted moral and ethical norms, prevent cases of antisocial behavior, including being in public places in a state of intoxication that offends human dignity and public morality;
- show modesty, do not emphasize and do not use your official position when receiving appropriate services;
- to prevent violations of the requirements of the legislation, involving an encroachment on public morality, order and security, and not to involve other citizens in committing illegal, antisocial actions.
Standards of conduct related to public speaking,
including in the media.
Public statements on the activities of a state body are carried out by its head or authorized officials of the state body.
Civil servants should conduct discussions in the correct form, without undermining the authority of the civil service.
-Civil servants should not publicly express their opinion on issues of public policy and official activity, if it:
1) does not correspond to the main directions of state policy;
2) discloses official information that is not allowed to be made public;
3) contains unethical statements addressed to state officials, public administration bodies, and other public servants.
Publications by civil servants on behalf of a State body on issues not related to the conduct of State policy, the activities of a state body and civil servants are not allowed. The publication of materials on pedagogical, scientific and other creative activities may be carried out by a civil servant only on his own behalf as a private person.
If an unfounded public accusation of corruption is brought against a civil servant, he must take measures to refute it within a month from the date of discovery of such an accusation.
chief specialist of the Department of Administration of legal entities
UGD in the Enbekshikazakhsky district Turarov A.A.