Article 15. The inadmissibility of using official powers in the personal interests of the Anti-Corruption Law

     1. Persons holding responsible government positions, persons authorized to perform government functions, persons equated to persons authorized to perform government functions (with the exception of candidates for President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, deputies of the Kurultai of the Republic of Kazakhstan or maslikhats, akims of cities of regional significance, towns, villages, rural districts, as well as members of elected bodies local government), In order to prevent them from using their official powers in their personal interests, officials are required to take measures to prevent and resolve conflicts of interest.

     2. The persons referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article are prohibited from:

     1) participate in the consideration, discussion, preparation or adoption of decisions or otherwise influence decisions in the presence of personal interests;

     2) exercise official powers in the presence of a conflict of interests, except for the cases provided for in the second part of paragraph 4 of Article 15-3 of this Law.;

     3) be a representative on matters of third parties in a government agency, organization, or quasi-public sector entity in which he/she is employed (works) or is directly subordinate or controlled by him/her;

     4) use the advantages of your current (previously held) position in your personal interests.The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 18, 2015 No. 410-V SAM.

     This Law regulates public relations in the field of combating corruption and is aimed at implementing the anti-corruption policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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