Explanation of the new edition of the Code of Ethics

Decree of the Head of State No. 814 dated February 22, 2022 "On Amendments and Additions to Some Decrees of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan" introduced a number of amendments and additions to the rules for imposing disciplinary penalties on civil servants, the regulations of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Civil Service Affairs on ethics councils in regions, cities of republican significance, the capital.

A plan has been developed and approved to carry out explanatory work under the decree, in accordance with paragraph 5 of the plan for civil servants of central and local executive bodies, the deputy head of the department, the ethics representative has carried out work to explain the requirements of the Ethical Code to specialists of the Veterinary Department of the Almaty region.

Ethics Commissioner is a civil servant who carries out activities to ensure compliance with the norms of official ethics and prevention of violations of the legislation on public service, anti–corruption and the Code of Ethics of Civil Servants of the Republic of Kazakhstan (hereinafter - the Code of Ethics), as well as advising civil servants and citizens within their functions.

The Ethics Commissioner in his activities is guided by the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 23, 2015 “On Public Service of the Republic of Kazakhstan”, November 18, 2015 “On Combating Corruption”, the Code of Ethics, this Regulation, as well as other legislative acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

2. the main functions of the Ethics Commissioner
3. The Ethics Commissioner, within the limits of his competence, performs the following functions:

1) provides advisory assistance to civil servants on compliance with the requirements of the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the field of public service, anti-corruption and the Code of Ethics;

2) compliance by civil servants with restrictions and prohibitions established by laws;

3) on behalf of the management of the state body in which he works, considers the appeals of individuals and legal entities on the facts of violation of the norms of official ethics by civil servants;

4) promotes the formation of a culture of relationships in the team that corresponds to generally accepted moral and ethical standards;

5) take measures aimed at protecting and restoring civil servants in cases of violation of their rights and legitimate interests;

6) monitors and monitors compliance with the norms of official ethics by civil servants;

7) informs the management of the state body about cases of failure by the heads of structural divisions of state bodies to take appropriate measures on the facts of violation of the norms of official ethics;

8) in cases of violations by civil servants of the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the areas of public service, anti-corruption and the Code of Ethics, analyzes the causes and conditions conducive to the commission of offenses, and makes recommendations to the leadership of the state body on their elimination;

9) interacts with civil society institutions and state bodies in order to prevent and prevent violations of the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the areas of public service, anti-corruption and the Code of Ethics, as well as the formation of a positive image of the public service;

10) on an ongoing basis conducts explanatory work with civil servants on compliance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the areas of public service, anti-corruption and the Code of Ethics;

11) in accordance with the procedure established by law, appeals to the relevant officials with a proposal to consider the responsibility of civil servants who have committed a violation of the norms of official ethics;

12) organizes other activities in order to prevent violations of the norms of official ethics.

If you have any questions about ethics, please contact the Veterinary Department 8(7282) 32-90-72, 8(7282) 32-94-60 you can contact by phone numbers.