Article 21-1. Deputy inquiries of the Law on Local Government and Self-Government in the Republic of Kazakhstan
A deputy of the maslikhat has the right, on issues within the competence of the maslikhat, as well as on appeals from citizens of public importance, to make an official written request to the akim, chairman and member of the relevant territorial election commission, prosecutor and officials of territorial divisions of central state bodies, executive bodies funded from local budgets, as well as to branches and representative offices of quasi-public sector entities operating on the territory of the relevant administrative-territorial unit."
The answer to the deputy's request must be given in writing within fifteen calendar days. The deputy has the right to express his opinion on the response to the request.
The response to the deputy's request must be signed by the persons specified in the first part of this article, or by the first head of the state body to which the request was sent, or by his deputy.
Requests addressed to the prosecutor may not be related to criminal prosecution.
On the special status of the city of Almaty The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated July 1, 1998 № 258.
The article was amended and supplemented by the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated July 14, 2026, No. 350-VIII SAM
This Law, in accordance with the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, regulates public relations in the field of local government and self-government, defines the competence, organization, and order of activity of local representative and executive bodies, as well as the legal status of deputies of maslikhats.
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