Sokuluk deputies initiate no-confidence vote in aiyl okmotu head over budget and utilities problems

The initiative by deputies of the Kozhomkul aiyl kenesh of Sokuluk district aims to address a number of issues related to the management of the local economy and finances. The draft resolution, put forward for public discussion, is based on an analysis of reports on the execution of the local budget for the first six months and nine months of the current year.

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1. Sokuluk deputies challenge local head over budget and service issues
2. Sokuluk deputies initiate no-confidence vote in aiyl okmotu head over budget and utilities problems. Deputies of the aiyl kenesh of Sokuluk district in Chui region launched a resolution questioning the head of the Kozhomkul aiyl okmotu, Edik Sartpaev.
3. The initiative stems from shortcomings in local budget execution, poor landscaping, and ineffective handling of citizen appeals. The deputies point to weak leadership in resolving local issues.
4. 200+ appeals — Number of appeals received by the aiyl okmotu
5. Key issues highlighted by deputies: Shortcomings in local budget execution; Issues with landscaping the territory; Ineffective work with residents' appeals
6. To dismiss the head of an aiyl okmotu, two-thirds of the total number of kenesh deputies must express no confidence, according to Kyrgyz Republic legislation. The resolution is currently under public discussion.
7. Deputies of the aiyl kenesh of Sokuluk district in Chui region have initiated a draft resolution expressing no confidence in the head of the Kozhomkul aiyl okmotu, Edik Sartpaev. The move was prompted by shortcomings identified in the execution of the local budget, landscaping and work with citizens' appeals.

Problems with budget execution and work with appeals

The no-confidence initiative was prompted by shortcomings in the execution of the local budget, as well as issues of landscaping the territory and ineffective work with residents' appeals.

The people's representatives paid particular attention to the land problem. According to the deputies, the aiyl okmotu received more than 200 appeals, but their consideration was not organized effectively enough. The authors of the draft believe that the current situation points to weak work by the leadership in resolving issues of local importance and meeting the needs of the population.

Procedure for expressing a no-confidence vote

In accordance with the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic, the head of an aiyl okmotu may be dismissed by the akim if a no-confidence vote is expressed by two-thirds of the total number of kenesh deputies. The draft resolution is currently at the stage of public discussion, and a final decision has not yet been made.

Context

The draft resolution expressing no confidence in the head of the Kozhomkul aiyl okmotu, Edik Sartpaev, was initiated by deputies of the Kozhomkul aiyl kenesh of Sokuluk district in Chui region.