Standards of conduct of civil servants in accordance with the Code of Ethics of the Republic of Kazakhstan

According to the Code of Ethics of Civil Servants of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Rules of Official Ethics of Civil Servants), the performance of civil service is an expression of special trust on the part of society and the state and places high demands on the moral and ethical image of civil servants. The Company expects that civil servants will invest all their strength, knowledge and experience in their professional activities, impartially and honestly serve their Homeland – the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The Code of Ethics includes general standards of conduct for civil servants, standards of conduct for off-duty civil servants, standards of conduct in official relations of civil servants, standards of conduct related to public speeches, including in the mass media of civil servants.

For persons engaged in public service, there are certain standards of behavior both in the service and outside the service.
Civil servants during off-duty hours must:
1) to adhere to generally accepted moral and ethical standards, to avoid cases of antisocial behavior, including being in public places in a state of intoxication that offends human dignity and public morality;
2) show modesty, do not emphasize or use your official position when receiving appropriate services;
3) not to allow for their part to violate the requirements of the law, involving an infringement on public morality, order and security, and not to involve other citizens in committing illegal, anti-social actions.

Kostanov M. Zh

Department of Internal Affairs for Enbekshikazakh district

Phone: 872775 2-06-84