Seminar-meeting "Provision of public services in the field of veterinary science. Changes to the Farm Animal Identification Regulations"

Public services are an integral part of public life. State policy in this direction is being improved. All this is done for the convenience of service recipients, transparency of the work of state bodies.

The provision of public services is based on the principles of inadmissibility of bureaucracy and red tape, quality and accessibility. That is, service providers are obliged to take all measures to provide high-quality public services and ensure accessibility.

Public services are understood in the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan as one of the forms of implementation of individual state functions carried out individually for the treatment of service recipients and aimed at the realization of their rights, freedoms and legitimate interests.

In message, the President noted the impact of the quality of public services on the balanced territorial development of the country. Optimization and automation of public service delivery processes is carried out on an ongoing basis.

Veterinary stations provide two state services "Issuing a veterinary certificate" and "Issuing a veterinary passport."

By order of the Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 412 dated December 30, 2020 the Rules for the Identification of Farm Animals were amended. These innovations need to be studied and started in this direction.

On January 15, 2021, a seminar was held among public servants of the administration and subordinate organizations in order to ensure the quality of public services, as well as to study recent changes in legislation.

The seminar was attended by representatives of the Department of Public Services of the Agency for Civil Service Affairs in the North Kazakhstan region; Department of Information Technology and State Services of the North Kazakhstan region akim’s office; National Information Technologies JSC, National Agrarian Scientific and Educational Center, heads and specialists of departments of the regional veterinary department, directors of veterinary stations and specialists responsible for the provision of public services.

The workshop resulted in a number of recommendations and mandates.