The current legislation imposes special requirements and restrictions on civil servants in the course of civil service.
Also defined are disciplinary offenses that discredit the civil service, the responsibility for which is provided in the form of: demotion in public office, warning of incomplete official compliance or dismissal.
In particular, the following unlawful acts on the part of civil servants are recognized as misconduct:
1) the giving of gifts and the provision of unofficial services to officials in order to receive, using the official powers of these persons, property benefits, benefits or advantages;
2) acceptance of gifts or services in connection with the performance of their state or equivalent functions from civil servants and other persons dependent on them in the service, for general patronage or connivance in the service.
For receiving a gift, a civil servant is subject to a fine in the amount of six hundred monthly calculation indices.
A gift worth more than 2 MCI entails criminal liability in accordance with Articles 366 (taking a bribe) and 367 (giving a bribe) of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
State Revenue Office for Beimbet Mailin District