The Department of Internal State Audit for the city of Astana has summarized the results of its work for the first quarter of 2026.
During the reporting period, 5 planned audit activities were conducted, covering funds totaling 11.7 billion tenge. The inspections revealed violations of budget and other legislation amounting to a total of 3.9 billion tenge, including financial violations amounting to 267 million tenge and procedural violations amounting to 3.6 billion tenge.
Measures taken have eliminated financial violations amounting to 214.4 million tenge, or 80.3% of the total amount of violations. Of these:
– 26.6 million tenge was reimbursed to the budget;
– 187.8 million tenge was accounted for in the accounting records.
Furthermore, since February of this year, the Department, in accordance with the protocol instruction of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Olzhas Bektenov, has been conducting a state audit on the justification for the use of budget funds and state assets in healthcare organizations, including private medical organizations.
As part of cooperation with prosecution authorities, 7 conclusions were provided, based on which violations amounting to 1.8 million tenge were identified.
Desk control of public procurement covered 29,603 procurement procedures worth 1 trillion 246 billion tenge. Violations were identified in 1,201 procurement procedures with a total value of 124.4 billion tenge.
During the reporting period, 134 administrative cases were initiated. Of these, 102 were considered under a simplified procedure. The total amount of imposed fines was 20.2 million tenge, of which 17.3 million tenge was collected, accounting for 85.6% of the total amount of imposed fines. Additionally, 26 cases were referred to the Specialized Interdistrict Court for Administrative Offenses of the city of Astana.
The Department of Internal State Audit for the city of Astana continues its work to identify and suppress violations, as well as to ensure the lawful use of budget funds and improve the public procurement system.