More than 150 officials dismissed due to shortcomings in handling appeals
A total of 5,486 documents on taking measures of influence were submitted to state bodies and organizations.
More than 150 officials dismissed due to shortcomings in handling appeals
151 officials who showed irresponsibility in reviewing appeals were dismissed from their posts.
In January-August 2026, the People's Receptions of the President submitted a total of 5,486 documents to state bodies and organizations to take measures regarding shortcomings in handling appeals.
During January-August 2026, systematic measures were implemented to ensure executive discipline and prevent violations of the law in handling appeals from citizens and legal entities.
During the reporting period, a total of 1,386 representations, 642 demands, 495 information reports, and 2,963 instructions were submitted in this field.
According to the analysis, the main part of the submitted documents falls on the following ministries and agencies:
Most representations:
Submitted to the systems of the Ministry of Poverty Alleviation and Employment (233), the Association of Neighborhoods (218), and the Bureau of Compulsory Enforcement (158).
Most instructions:
Issued to the systems of the Association of Neighborhoods (246), the Ministry of Poverty Alleviation and Employment (212), and the Ministry of Health (210).
Most demands:
Sent to the systems of local khokimiyats (62), the Ministry of Health (59), and the National Agency for Social Protection (47).
Strict disciplinary measures were taken against officials who showed irresponsibility and committed violations of the law in reviewing appeals:
Official warning: 1,335
Reprimand: 833
Dismissal from office: 151
Administrative liability: 150
Fine: 89
Demotion: 8
Compensation for moral damage: 3
Compensation for material damage: 1
Control measures to strengthen executive discipline and reliably protect citizens' rights in the field of handling appeals are ongoing.