Article 12. The Register of Public Services The Law on State and Socially Responsible Services

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1. Public services are subject to inclusion in the register of public services.

1-1. Public services, with the exception of socially significant services, are characterized by the following characteristics::

1) is one of the forms of implementation of individual state functions or their combination;

2) it is provided individually to an individual or a legal entity, branches and representative offices of legal entities upon request or without request;

3) is carried out through the interaction of the service recipient with the service provider and (or) the co-provider;

4) assumes the realization of the right of the service recipient to apply (demand) for the provision of public services;

5) it is aimed at providing a result.

Subitems 2), 3), 4) and 5) of the first part of this paragraph apply to socially responsible services.

2. The rules for maintaining the register of public services are developed and approved by the authorized body in the field of public services.

3. The procedure for identifying hidden public services and entering them into the register of public services is determined by the authorized body in the field of public services provision.

4. The selection of public services from the register of public services, for which partner organizations can accept applications for the provision of public services and issue their results to the recipient, is carried out by the authorized body in the field of public services.

The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated April 15, 2013 No. 88-V.

This Law regulates public relations in the provision of public services.

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