During the regional board meeting held on November 12, chaired by Amankan Kenzhebaev, the President's Plenipotentiary Representative in the Osh region, facts of improper work by local self-government bodies were revealed. The main grievance against Mambet Kalmuratov, the head of the Joosh ayyl okmotu, was the ignoring of incoming letters in the interagency electronic document management system.

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  1. Joosh ayyl okmotu head reprimanded for negligence
  2. The issue: Mambet Kalmuratov ignored official documents for 8 months; The ayyl okmotu failed to respond to interagency inquiries; Delays in executing presidential decrees were also found
  3. «If there is no office, put him in your own office! What kind of excuse is 'there is no office'?» — Amankan Kenzhebaev
  4. The head of the ayyl okmotu claimed a lack of available office space and frequent involvement of staff in investigative activities.
  5. Next steps. Kara-Suu district Akim Chyngyz Bapaev stated that appropriate measures will be taken regarding the identified issues.

Reasons for delays and government reaction

During the investigation, it was revealed that the ayyl okmotu had not responded to inquiries for a long period. As an excuse, Mambet Kalmuratov cited the lack of an available office, as well as the fact that employees were frequently involved in investigative activities.

"If there is no office, put him in your own office! What kind of excuse is 'there is no office'?"
Amankan Kenzhebaev, President's Plenipotentiary Representative in the Osh region

In addition to document management issues, the Plenipotentiary Representative pointed to delays in the execution of presidential decrees and government resolutions. Kara-Suu district Akim Chyngyz Bapaev stated that appropriate measures will be taken regarding issues that were not reflected online during the initial inspection but were identified later.

Context

The events concern the work of the Joosh ayyl okmotu in the Kara-Suu district of the Osh region. Issues with executive discipline were discussed during a scheduled meeting of the regional board.