The Department of Internal State Audit for the Zhambyl Region (hereinafter referred to as the Department) continuously carries out work in the field of combating corruption. In the first quarter of 2026, 20 preventive measures were conducted to prevent corruption manifestations.
The schedule for personal reception of citizens by the head and deputy heads of the Department, indicating phone numbers for appointments regarding issues within the Department's competence, has been published on the official website of the Committee of Internal State Audit of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan (https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvga/about/structure/departments/activity/4719/1?lang=ru).
On stands installed in accessible locations, the Department's contact numbers and the details of the Ethics Commissioner, including contact phone numbers and email addresses, are posted. Special boxes for complaints and suggestions have been installed.
To ensure compliance with the principles of internal state audit and financial control based on transparency, openness, and publicity, and to provide access for citizens, the public, and mass media to the audit activities conducted by the Department, the norms of budgetary, anti-corruption, and other legislation are regularly covered in mass media, internet resources, social networks, and on the website of the Committee of Internal State Audit of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
To monitor compliance with official ethics norms and the state of the moral and psychological climate within the team, the Ethics Commissioner conducts anonymous surveys of the Department's employees once every six months.
Personnel responsible for conducting internal state audits are briefed on compliance with anti-corruption legislation and other regulatory legal acts before visiting state audit sites, with their signatures recorded in the technical training registration log. Before entering public service, inquiries regarding candidates are sent, as information is available, to the legal statistics authorities and special registers under the General Prosecutor's Office concerning their involvement in any liability (criminal, administrative).
An internal analysis of corruption risks and anti-corruption monitoring of the Department's activities is conducted annually based on the results of each half-year.
The results of the conducted anti-corruption monitoring indicate that the Department is taking specific measures on a continuous, systematic basis aimed at preventing manifestations of corruption in the activities of officials in the exercise of their official powers.