Over the last two years, during the study of the Ministry of Economy's activities, about 15 cases of business inspections being conducted with violations were identified. Deputy Prosecutor General Zalkarbek Aknazarov reported this at a meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh committee on finance, budget, entrepreneurship, and competition development.
Nature of the identified violations
According to the Deputy Prosecutor General, the main problems are related to the incorrect registration of inspection activities. In particular, cases were recorded where inspections were initiated against companies that had already been liquidated by that time and effectively did not exist.
- Violation of established inspection deadlines
- Lack of reports on the results of inspection actions
- Registration of inspections for non-existent legal entities
Companies that were already liquidated, meaning they did not exist, were registered among others. There were inspections where deadlines were violated or reports on the results were not provided
New oversight mechanism
At the moment, the prosecutor's office is often forced to react to violations only after receiving complaints from the entrepreneurs themselves. To change the situation, it is proposed to implement a new control procedure.
According to the proposed initiative, the Prosecutor General's Office will issue preliminary permits for conducting inspections and participate in the process from the very beginning. As Aknazarov explained, this should strengthen control over inspecting authorities and reduce administrative pressure on business.
