Fighting corruption
Corruption is usually strong and harmful to the economic and social development of any country. Anti-corruption measures outlined in the development Strategy of Kazakhstan until 2030. The emergence of the rule of law is closely linked to the modernization of the state of Kazakhstan.
Corruption (translated from Latin, meaning violation) - occurs when an official uses their powers, rights imposed on them for personal gain, and acts against established rules. The term is often used to refer to the bureaucracy and political elite.
Corruption is a catalyst for organized crime, a necessary part of its environment: these interrelated phenomena are very dangerous for both the state and society, especially in a nascent democracy, which can confuse corruption, call into question the integrity of public officials, Distrust harms not only them, but also the reputation of the state as a whole, constitutional rights are violated, the principles of the rule of law are violated, and therefore the development and further growth of the Republic of Kazakhstan are hindered.
All this indicates the need to regulate the fight against corruption by law, it is necessary to adopt new laws and regulations. 2002 the Concept of legal policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated September 20, 2002 No. 949 States that the main task is to improve the system of state control in the sphere of financial and economic activities, prevent abuse of office, improve the effectiveness of state bodies to prevent corruption, and observe professional ethics.
UGD in Zhambyl district