The Coordination Council was held in the Main Prosecutor's Office

The Coordination Council was held in the Main Prosecutor's Office

November 24, 2021, Nur-Sultan.
Yesterday, under the chairmanship of the Chief Military Prosecutor Dastan Sartayev, a meeting of the Coordinating Council of Military Authorities and Criminal Prosecution was held.
The leadership of the Ministry of Defense, the Border Guard Service, the National Guard, military law enforcement and special agencies, the Military Directorate of the Committee for Legal Statistics and Special Accounts, the personnel of the Main Military Prosecutor's Office took part in its work.
The meeting discussed the implementation of the Prevention Program "There is no place for crime in the army", educational and ideological work in the troops, and also identified the tasks of the Coordinating Council for the 1st half of 2022.
Opening the meeting, Dastan Sartayev noted that the activities of the Program made it possible to reduce crime, including crimes against property, traffic accidents, hooliganism.
However, the pandemic and quarantine measures impeding the implementation of full-fledged preventive work in military collectives affected the effectiveness of the Program.
With this in mind, he proposed to adopt a new 3-year Program for the prevention of offenses in the military. All members of the Coordinating Council supported the initiative.
In the second part of the meeting, attention was focused on the problems in the organization of educational and ideological work, the need to use new methods of working with personnel, strengthening analytics, improving the legal framework and working with conscripted youth.
It was decided to develop a unified concept of educational work in the military, to introduce modern scientific developments and the experience of other countries into the process of educational work, to develop uniform rules of conduct for military personnel when using the Internet, to actively use the potential of military veterans, to ensure the continuity of military traditions.


Press Service of the Main Military Prosecutor's Office