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Tue, 01/12/2010 - 12:49
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Reform of administrative law
Almaty, January 12, 2010 (Khabar) - In Almaty, representatives of three branches of power and international organizations discussed further development of the legal system. They made recommendations for a new project codes - Administrative Procedural and the Code of Administrative Offenses.
These bills are elaborated by Ministry of Justice in the framework of Concept of Legal Policy of Kazakhstan, approved by the head of state. These bills have a lot of advantages, which are aimed at the introduction of more effective mechanisms to protect the rights of Kazakhstan. In particular, it is expected to expand the boundaries of the administrative courts, up to the challenge acts of state organs. This means that representatives of state structures themselves will prove the legitimacy of its decisions, actions or omissions. And those who recoursed to these agencies can only alleged violations of their rights or interests. It was also noted that the draft law reduced the gap between the maximum and minimum penalties. However, fixed penalties are supposed for some types of violations.
Igor Rogov, chairman of the Constitutional Council of Kazakhstan:
- The fact that the President has strengthened the new concept of legal policy does not indicate our progress towards some standards but testifies the development of our own right. And we are somewhere already leaders and an example for some of the other OSCE participating states. I think today’s discussion allows to formulate such a constructive approach for further reform of our administrative law.
These bills are elaborated by Ministry of Justice in the framework of Concept of Legal Policy of Kazakhstan, approved by the head of state. These bills have a lot of advantages, which are aimed at the introduction of more effective mechanisms to protect the rights of Kazakhstan. In particular, it is expected to expand the boundaries of the administrative courts, up to the challenge acts of state organs. This means that representatives of state structures themselves will prove the legitimacy of its decisions, actions or omissions. And those who recoursed to these agencies can only alleged violations of their rights or interests. It was also noted that the draft law reduced the gap between the maximum and minimum penalties. However, fixed penalties are supposed for some types of violations.
Igor Rogov, chairman of the Constitutional Council of Kazakhstan:
- The fact that the President has strengthened the new concept of legal policy does not indicate our progress towards some standards but testifies the development of our own right. And we are somewhere already leaders and an example for some of the other OSCE participating states. I think today’s discussion allows to formulate such a constructive approach for further reform of our administrative law.
