As part of the performance evaluation of the Internal Audit Service of the State Institution "Office of the Akim of Ulytau Region" (hereinafter referred to as the IAS of the LEB), the Department for Interaction with State Audit Bodies of the Internal State Audit Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan held a working meeting with the participation of employees of the Department of Internal State Audit for Ulytau Region (hereinafter - DISA).The meeting reviewed the results of the planned evaluation of the IAS of the LEB, as well as quality control issues regarding audit engagement materials.The main problems and systemic deficiencies include poor-quality preliminary study of entities, lack of comprehensive analysis of their activities in terms of achieving relevant indicators, as well as non-compliance with certain requirements of the Standards and Rules for conducting state audit.Based on the performance results of the Internal Audit Service, the Committee has developed and provided recommendations aimed at improving the quality and effectiveness of audit activities, ensuring access to information databases, strengthening the role of Audit Committees, expanding the scope of audits, and utilizing electronic formats for their conduct.The Committee will continue to coordinate the activities of the IAS, including providing methodological and advisory assistance.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvga/press/news/details/1283986?lang=ru

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A modern football stadium with a capacity of 45,000 spectators will be built along the Kuldja and Talgar highways. The project covers an area of approximately 32 hectares. Construction work has already begun at the site.The stadium will meet UEFA Category 4 requirements. The project includes training facilities, dedicated fan zones, modern security systems and landscaping of the surrounding area.Particular attention is also being paid to the development of transport infrastructure to ensure convenient access to the stadium for spectators.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty-us/press/news/details/1283601?lang=ru

      All apartment buildings in the country will be compiled into a single registry, listing their address, number of floors, number of apartments and non-residential premises, building condition, elevators, and meters. This work is being carried out in compliance with the Law "On Housing Relations" and as part of the national project "Modernization of the Energy and Utilities Sectors," as well as the planning of state capital repair and technical inspection programs.The inventory covers all buildings that meet the definition of an apartment building under Article 2 of the Law "On Housing Relations": a detached building consisting of the common property of a condominium and two or more apartments or non-residential premises. Buildings are included in the registry regardless of the number of floors, number of owners, whether they are registered as condominiums, or the chosen management structure—including two- and four-apartment buildings in rural areas and buildings for which the management structure has not yet been determined.Each building in the registry has a single key—the address registration code (ARC). This code is used to link information from other sources to the building: technical characteristics of the building, quantitative and qualitative indicators, information about the premises, information about the management system and the condition of the elevators, and information about connections to networks and meters.The procedure for transferring information is established by the Rules for the Formation, Processing, Centralized Collection, and Storage of Information in the Sphere of Housing Relations and Housing and Public Utilities. These rules also define the range of organizations required to transfer data: local executive bodies, natural monopoly entities, property owners' associations, property owners' cooperatives, and other management entities.Personal information of owners—names, individual identification numbers, information about title documents, and outstanding debts—is not collected during the inventory.What the registry will provide: accurate lists of buildings slated for major repairs and elevator replacement, an understanding of the actual level of metering in buildings, and a calculation of regional needs for network modernization based on actual data rather than average estimates. Accurately calculating utility bills will improve the workflow and management of executive documentation among housing cooperatives, housing associations, and management companies.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay-kurchatov/press/news/details/1283649?lang=ru

A serviceman of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, together with his service dog, helped find a missing child in Astana. The girl, who has autism spectrum disorder, went missing on the evening of August 30 on Satpayev Street.The report of her disappearance was received a couple of hours later. Senior specialist and canine unit instructor, Corporal Dostyk Zhaksylyk of military unit 5573, joined the search operation. He deployed his service dog, named Haizi.Starting the search from the girl’s last known location, the dog picked up her scent and found the child approximately one kilometer away. The girl was safely reunited with her mother.For Corporal Dostyk Zhaksylyk, helping people is not his first such experience. In 2024, while returning home after duty, he noticed a man on the Sarqyrama Bridge who was standing beyond the railing and appeared to be preparing to take a fatal step.The guardsman began talking to the man, trying to calm and distract him. At the right moment, together with a passerby, Dostyk managed to bring the man back behind the railing, preventing a possible tragedy.“In situations like these, there is no time for long deliberation — you have to act. When there is someone nearby who needs help, you cannot remain indifferent,” said Corporal Dostyk Zhaksylyk.It is worth noting that more than 30 service dogs currently serve alongside National Guard personnel in the capital’s brigade. Their training requires daily exercises, physical endurance and constant interaction between the canine handler and his four-legged partner. The latest incident in Astana once again demonstrated how important such coordinated teamwork can be when searching for a person. Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1283653?lang=ru