The charter of the garrison and guard service
Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan
APPROVED
By Presidential Decree
Republic of Kazakhstan
dated July 5, 2007, No. 364
THE CHARTER OF THE GARRISON AND GUARD SERVICES
Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan
The footnote. The Charter as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 02.02.2016 No. 187 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
This Statute defines the procedure for organizing and carrying out garrison and guard services, and conducting garrison events with the participation of troops.
The Charter of the garrison and guard Services of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan (hereinafter referred to as the Charter of the Garrison and Guard Services) applies to military personnel of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan (hereinafter referred to as the Armed Forces) and citizens discharged from military service with the right to wear military uniforms, wearing it.
The footnote. The preamble as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 10/28/2025 No. 1068 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
Chapter 1. Organization of garrison servicesgeneral provisions
1. Military units, institutions of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan (hereinafter referred to as military units), with the exception of military units of the Special Forces of the State Security Service of the Republic of Kazakhstan, located in a locality or area with established borders, constitute a garrison.
The footnote. Paragraph 1 as amended by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 13.06.2019 No. 13.
2. The borders of the garrison are determined by the order of the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The larger garrison includes all military units located in the settlements closest to it. Other nearby localities may also be included in these boundaries.
The boundaries of the garrison must be communicated to all personnel of the garrison.
3. The garrison service is designed to maintain high military discipline among the personnel, create the necessary conditions for daily life and training of troops, as well as conduct garrison events with the participation of troops.
4. The management of the garrison service within the garrison is carried out by the head of the garrison. He has disciplinary rights in accordance with the Disciplinary Regulations of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The heads of the garrisons, with the exception of the heads of the Akmola and Almaty garrisons located in the area of responsibility of the regional command, are subordinate to the commander of the troops of the regional command. The heads of the Akmola and Almaty garrisons are directly subordinate to the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
5. When troops are deployed in training centers and camps, measures to organize the daily activities of troops are carried out in accordance with the Charter of the Internal Service of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan (hereinafter referred to as the Charter of the Internal Service).
6. Military units that are part of the garrison are involved in garrison duty.
The order of garrison duty in the garrison is determined by the head of the garrison.
Units on combat duty and combat service are not involved in garrison duty.
7. In each garrison, by order of the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the head of the garrison is appointed from among the commanders of military units of the Ministry of Defense. The administration of the garrison is appointed by order of the chief of the garrison, taking into account the requirements set out in Appendix 1 of this Statute, and, if necessary, other persons of the garrison administration may be appointed and their duties determined.
8. The head of the garrison announces his assumption of office in an order, reports to the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the commander of the regional command and his immediate superior, and also informs local government authorities in writing.
9. When two or more military units are stationed in a military camp, the senior military camp is appointed by order of the head of the garrison.
10. Law enforcement in garrisons is carried out by military police bodies in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
None of the military personnel, except for their direct superiors, is allowed to give any orders to the head of the military police body regarding his official activities.
The head of the garrison and the head of the military police body of the garrison will organize cooperation on the organization and conduct of garrison service.
Head of the garrison
11. The head of the garrison is responsible for: maintaining military discipline in the garrison; organizing and carrying out garrison and guard services; interaction with management bodies and civil defense units; actions of the garrison forces and means involved in carrying out tasks of territorial defense and mobilization measures of the garrison; ensuring the necessary conditions for daily life and training of troops; the state of anti-sabotage security, fire protection protection and infrastructure of the garrison; carrying out garrison activities with the involvement of troops.
The head of the garrison is obliged to:
1) manage the activities of the garrison administration;
2) monthly analyze the state of military discipline, garrison and guard services, summarize the results of work with the commanders of military units of the garrison, their deputies and issue appropriate orders;
3) determine measures to prevent criminal offenses and incidents, increase vigilance and preserve state secrets;
4) maintain contact with local government bodies, units of other troops and military formations stationed on the territory of the garrison, resolve with them all necessary issues related to the organization of garrison service, civil and territorial defense, joint activities, as well as issues of improving housing conditions, meeting other needs and requests of military personnel and their members families;
5) submit for approval to the First Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan the schedule of garrison guards (appendix 2), as well as plans for interaction with units (subunits) of territorial defense, other troops and military formations of the garrison when declaring a state of emergency, fire protection of the garrison, make proposals on the boundaries of the garrison;
6) to develop an action plan for the garrison when declaring mobilization and bringing troops to the highest levels of combat readiness, to ensure its implementation;
7) organize the protection, defense and protection of troops, garrison facilities and military camps from weapons of mass destruction and natural and man-made emergencies (hereinafter referred to as emergencies) and their consequences, as well as fire protection in the garrison and monitor their condition;
8) coordinate plans for the protection and defense, anti-sabotage security of military units, military educational institutions and garrison institutions;
9) develop and approve plans for the protection and defense, anti-sabotage security of the garrison in accordance with the procedure approved by the order of the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
10) appoint units (military units) to eliminate emergency situations and their consequences, to provide assistance to the population affected by these situations;
11) establish the procedure for access to facilities under the protection of garrison guards;
12) at least once a week, personally check the training of military personnel assigned to the garrison outfit; conducting the separation of garrison guards and their service, the condition of posts and guardhouses, the readiness of the garrison duty unit;
13) at least once every six months to check the availability and condition of ammunition stocks in garrison guards, making an entry in the inventory book of live ammunition;
14) establish for the military units of the garrison the order of use of educational facilities, determine the place, time and order of bathing in open reservoirs, as well as monitor compliance with safety requirements on them;
15) to consider and approve plans for holding garrison-wide cultural, leisure and sports events;
16) to determine and inform the personnel of the garrison of the time, place and procedure for the reception of citizens;
17) to direct the work on the quartering of troops, as well as the activities of the housing commission of the garrison, to review and approve the distribution of living space in the garrison in accordance with the legislation on housing relations;
18) to monitor the implementation of measures to protect the environment and the rational use of natural resources, to check the maintenance of military units of buildings, military camps and facilities for general garrison use;
19) when leaving military camps and facilities of military units that have left for training grounds or have left the garrison, organize and control their protection;
20) to set the time of transition of military personnel to wearing winter or summer uniforms in the garrison;
21) announce the beginning and end of the heating period in the garrison;
22) to carry out garrison events with the participation of troops, to appoint guards of honor, if necessary, to take care of the maintenance of military cemeteries, graves and military monuments in proper order.;
23) to place military units, subunits (teams) and individual military personnel temporarily stationed in the garrison, as well as guards accompanying transports with military supplies, providing them with food according to certificates;
24) take measures to provide medical assistance to sick military personnel who are not serving in the garrison;
25) organize the protection of convicted military personnel in need of inpatient treatment;
26) in case of commission of a criminal offense by military personnel who do not serve in military units of the garrison, immediately notify the head of the military police body and the military prosecutor of the garrison.;
27) when convicting military personnel who do not serve in the garrison, in the absence of military police authorities, arrange for their transfer to the place of serving their sentence.
The footnote. Paragraph 11 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
12. The head of the garrison meets, reports and accompanies those who arrive at the garrison: the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Minister of Defense and his deputies and the Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the commanders-in-Chief of the types of troops, the commander of the regional command, on whose territory the garrison is located.
The chiefs of the Akmola and Almaty garrisons meet these persons on the special instructions of the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
In case of arrival at the garrison of the heads of departments (main departments) of the central military administration bodies, the commanders of the branches of the armed forces, the head of the garrison meets them and introduces himself.
The Commander of the regional command meets and reports to those who arrive at the territory in his area of responsibility: the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
13. Upon temporary departure from the garrison (on vacation, on a long business trip), the head of the garrison transfers the performance of his duties to one of the deputy heads of the garrison, announces this in the garrison order and reports to the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the commander of the regional command and his immediate superior.
In the Akmola and Almaty garrisons, the temporary performance of the duties of the head of the garrison in these cases is assigned to a person appointed by the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
14. The garrison administration is responsible for accounting for the military units of the garrison, individual units (teams) who arrived on a business trip, and monitoring their timely departure to their duty station.
The commanders (chiefs) who send military units (subunits, teams) to the borders of another garrison are obliged to inform the head of this garrison about their upcoming arrival.
Upon arrival of the military unit at the specified point, the commander of the military unit (unit, team) is obliged to report this to the head of the garrison and register it with the headquarters subordinate to the head of the garrison on the day of arrival.
Head of the regional operational unit
15. The head of the district operational unit is responsible for: the organization of operation, accounting, timely repair of office housing and land funds, as well as for providing housing allowances to military units assigned to the district operational unit.
He reports to the authorized body for the quartering of troops of the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the head of the garrison. Regarding the use of the barracks fund, the distribution of living quarters, and the improvement of troops, he follows the instructions of the heads of the garrisons served by the district operational unit.
The head of the district operational unit is obliged to:
1) to develop action plans for housing and maintenance services in garrisons in case of mobilization and bringing troops to the highest levels of combat readiness;
2) submit proposals and calculations for the use of land plots, service housing stock of garrisons, and applications to local government agencies for the allocation of the missing fund to the heads of the garrisons served and the chairmen of housing commissions of the garrisons;
3) submit to the heads of garrisons for approval plans for the distribution of living quarters in garrisons for military units;
4) check the correctness of the use of land plots, buildings and structures, engineering networks, furniture and barracks equipment by military units at least once a half-year.;
5) develop and submit to the heads of garrisons for approval plans for the improvement, landscaping and cleaning of the territory of military camps and monitor their implementation by military units;
6) to organize and control the preparation for the winter of the office housing stock, timely delivery of various types of fuel for boiler houses (at least the established reserves);
7) organize measures for the removal of solid household waste from the territory of military camps;
8) organize inspections of all residential and non-residential buildings, engineering and utility structures, and utility networks at least twice a year, based on which to draw up an action plan for current and major repairs.;
9) organize work and monitor the repair of office housing, communal facilities and engineering networks in accordance with approved plans;
10) provide military units with all types of housing allowances and monitor the correctness of its use;
11) organize the provision of military units with electricity, water, heat and gas supply and monitor the correctness of their consumption;
12) provide guidance on the operation of buildings, structures and engineering networks;
13) participate in the development of plans and measures for the territorial defense of facilities and environmental protection in garrisons;
14) check the need of military units for material resources for housing and maintenance services, compile consolidated applications and submit them to the authorized body;
15) to control the delivery of office living space by military personnel departing for a new duty station outside the garrison;
16) keep records of land plots, military camps, buildings, structures, communal facilities, living space, engineering networks, as well as all types of housing and maintenance allowances assigned to military units of the garrison.
Military commander of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport
16. The military commandant of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport performs duties for organizing military transportation and maintaining high military discipline among military personnel within the territory of his site and station (port), airport. When performing duties to maintain high military discipline among military personnel, the military commandant of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport is subordinate to the direct superiors and the head of the garrison. All the requirements of the military commandant regarding the performance of military transportation, observance of military discipline and the statutory procedure are subject to strict compliance by all military personnel following both the railway (sea, river) section and those located at railway stations (ports) and airports. Guards accompanying transports with military supplies are subordinate to him.
None of the military personnel is allowed, except for the direct superiors and the head of the garrison, to give the military commandant any orders concerning his official activities.
The military commandant of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport is obliged to:
1) to monitor the maintenance of military discipline and observance of the rules of wearing the prescribed military uniform by military personnel stationed on the territory of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport;
2) to meet passenger trains (ships, aircraft), military trains and transports with military supplies arriving at the site and station (port), airport, accompanied by guards, or to send their assistants for this purpose;
3) to check the state of military discipline, compliance with fire safety rules, logistical support for military personnel and the attachment of materiel and cargo in military echelons and transports;
4) take measures to detain and, if necessary, remove military personnel who have committed criminal offenses from trains, sea (river) and aircraft.;
5) to establish and maintain order in military halls and at military ticket offices, to determine the order of issue of reservations and purchase of travel tickets by guards, teams, individually following military personnel and their families;
6) to dispatch guards without delay, going to receive goods and protect them en route or returning to their military unit;
7) instruct the patrols assigned to him and monitor their service;
8) to organize cultural and social services and recreation for military personnel stationed at transfer points, traveling alone or as part of teams;
9) to check the service of guards escorting transports with military supplies, as well as garrison guards located on the territory of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport;
10) take measures to provide medical assistance to military personnel who are ill or injured en route;
11) organize the provision of military units with electricity, water, heat and gas supply and monitor the correctness of their consumption;
12) provide guidance on the operation of buildings, structures and engineering networks;
13) participate in the development of plans and measures for the territorial defense of facilities and environmental protection in garrisons;
14) check the need of military units for material resources for housing and maintenance services, compile consolidated applications and submit them to the authorized body;
15) to control the delivery of office living space by military personnel departing for a new duty station outside the garrison;
16) keep records of land plots, military camps, buildings, structures, communal facilities, living space, engineering networks, as well as all types of housing and maintenance allowances assigned to military units of the garrison.
Military commander of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport
16. The military commandant of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport performs duties for organizing military transportation and maintaining high military discipline among military personnel within the territory of his site and station (port), airport. When performing duties to maintain high military discipline among military personnel, the military commandant of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport is subordinate to the direct superiors and the head of the garrison. All the requirements of the military commandant regarding the performance of military transportation, observance of military discipline and the statutory procedure are subject to strict compliance by all military personnel following both the railway (sea, river) section and those located at railway stations (ports) and airports. Guards accompanying transports with military supplies are subordinate to him.
None of the military personnel is allowed, except for the direct superiors and the head of the garrison, to give the military commandant any orders concerning his official activities.
The military commandant of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport is obliged to:
1) to monitor the maintenance of military discipline and observance of the rules of wearing the prescribed military uniform by military personnel stationed on the territory of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport;
2) to meet passenger trains (ships, aircraft), military trains and transports with military supplies arriving at the site and station (port), airport, accompanied by guards, or to send their assistants for this purpose;
3) to check the state of military discipline, compliance with fire safety rules, logistical support for military personnel and the attachment of materiel and cargo in military echelons and transports;
4) take measures to detain and, if necessary, remove military personnel who have committed criminal offenses from trains, sea (river) and aircraft.;
5) to establish and maintain order in military halls and at military ticket offices, to determine the order of issue of reservations and purchase of travel tickets by guards, teams, individually following military personnel and their families;
6) to dispatch guards without delay, going to receive goods and protect them en route or returning to their military unit;
7) instruct the patrols assigned to him and monitor their service;
8) to organize cultural and social services and recreation for military personnel stationed at transfer points, traveling alone or as part of teams;
9) to check the service of guards escorting transports with military supplies, as well as garrison guards located on the territory of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport;
10) take measures to provide medical assistance to military personnel who are ill or injured en route;
11) report to the head of the garrison on violations of military discipline by military personnel and on the measures taken;
12) inform the chief of the military police and the prosecutor of the garrison about criminal offenses and incidents.
The footnote. Paragraph 16 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 10/28/2025 No. 1068 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
2. Participation of troops in parades and public events General provisions
17. Parades of garrison troops are held on special instructions to commemorate public holidays, as well as important events of state and military significance.
18. The composition of the troops participating in the parade, the routes of the units (subunits), the time and place of the parade, the form of clothing, the order of their formation and passage are determined in each individual case by order of the chief of the garrison. The order defines the procedure for conducting an artillery salute (fireworks), if it is provided for.
A parade commander is appointed to lead the troops participating in the parade.
19. The actions of military personnel, subunits and military units participating in the parade are carried out according to the commands and rules set out in the Drill Regulations of the Armed Forces, other Troops and Military Formations (hereinafter referred to as the Drill Regulations).
20. When approaching the place of formation for the parade, the orchestras following the troops stop playing. Military units occupy places according to the construction scheme. The commanders of military units and their deputies stand on the right flanks of their military units in one line, two steps to the left of the deputies stands the banner group with the Battle Banner of the military unit.
The battle flags of military units awarded with orders must be decorated with orders and ribbons.
The orchestras of military units under the command of the military conductor of the garrison line up in a consolidated orchestra opposite the host of the parade, and somewhat closer to the starting position of the troops, the fanfarists are in front of the consolidated orchestra. The drummers form one or more ranks behind the head unit.
21. Military units (subunits) armed with machine guns are lined up for the parade, while the machine guns are in the "chest" position, and the carbines are in the "leg" position.
The commanders of military units report on the arrival and formation of their units to the senior commander of the military units participating in the parade.
22. Linemen are appointed to mark the locations of military units, their flanks, the depth of the formation and the line of passage of troops in a solemn march.
The line-up at the location of the troops must be completed by the time the troops arrive. After the military units occupy the places for formation, the linear ones return to their original position.
23. Troops at the parade site, until the arrival of the parade host, greet only military units as they pass in front of the front of the lined-up units and the parade commander.
Meeting of the troops of the parade commander and the host of the parade
24. To meet the commander of the parade, the eldest of the commanders participating in the parade gives the commands: "LEVEL UP", "ATTENTION", "Alignment to-THE-RIGHT (to-the-LEFT, to-the-MIDDLE)", and if there are military units armed with carbines, "LEVEL UP", "ATTENTION", "For meetings on the right (left, from the front), at Kara-UL" and reports on the formation of troops. After accepting the report, the parade commander gives the command: "AT EASE." The commanders of the military units repeat the command: "AT EASE", and the commanders of the units armed with carbines command: "To the no-GE" and then "AT EASE". When the commander of the parade meets, the consolidated orchestra does not play.
25. To meet the host of the parade, the parade commander gives the commands: "Parade, EQUALIZE", "ATTENTION", "Equalize to the RIGHT (to the LEFT, to the MIDDLE)", and if there are military units armed with carbines, "Parade, EQUALIZE", "ATTENTION", "To meet on the right (on the left, from the front), on kara-UL."
All commanders from the platoon commander and above put their hand to their headgear. The combined orchestra performs the "Counter March".
26. The commander of the parade, with his hand on his headdress, drives up in a car to the host of the parade and reports, for example: "Mr. Colonel General, the troops of the Akmola regional garrison have been built for the parade in commemoration of the Constitution Day of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The commander of the parade is Lieutenant General Maikeev."
When the parade commander stops to report, the combined orchestra stops playing. At the end of the report, the parade commander, without lowering his hand from his headdress, accompanies the parade host, following in front of the front of the formation (from the outside of the formation) and somewhat behind him.
27. The host of the parade, having accepted the report, makes a detour of the troops in front of the front of the formation, greets the troops "Armysyzdar, aybyndy sarbazdar!" and congratulates them. The consolidated orchestra performs the "Counter March", stopping the game for the duration of the stops of the host of the parade for greetings and congratulations.
The troops respond to the greeting with "Saulygynyzdy tileimiz, kolbassy myrza!" while responding to the congratulations with a long three cheers.
28. When the host of the parade returns after detouring the troops to the place of reception of the parade, the troops resume the "hurrah" (long, rolling). The combined orchestra performs a piece of solemn character.
At the direction of the parade host, the parade commander gives the command: "AT EASE." The commanders of the military units repeat the command: "AT EASE", and the commanders of the units armed with carbines command: "To the no-GE" and then "AT EASE".
The fanfarists (cornetists and trumpeters) of the combined orchestra perform the "Listen up everyone" signal.
29. After the "Listen up, everyone" signal is executed, the parade host makes a speech (reads out the order). At the end of the speech (reading out the order), the troops say three cheers, the combined orchestra performs the National Anthem, and an artillery salute (fireworks) is fired at the same time, if any. All the commanders, from the platoon commander and above, put their hand to their headdress, and the troops, without command, take a drill stand and sing the National Anthem.
After the National Anthem is played, the fanfarists (cornetists and trumpeters) perform the "Stand down" signal, all commanders from the platoon commander and above lower their hand from their headgear, and the troops assume the "at ease" position.
The order of passage of troops in a solemn march
30. The troops march in a solemn manner in the order specified in the order of the chief of the garrison.
For the passage of the solemn march, the parade commander gives the commands: "Parade, ATTENTION", "To the solemn MARCH", "STEP by STEP", "To one linear (two linear) distance, the first company (battalion) straight, the rest for example", "To the right", "Alignment to the right, step forward - MARCH."
31. At the command "To march solemnly", unit commanders break ranks and stand in front of the front of their units, and the commanders of military units and their deputies are ahead of the commanders of the head units (military units) at the set distances. The flag bearers and assistants come forward and stand at a set distance, and the drummers are 15-20 steps ahead of the commander of the head military unit (unit).
The linemen assigned to mark the line of passage of troops in a solemn march take their places along this line at a distance of 15-20 steps from each other.
At the command "STEP BY STEP", the commanders of the units and subunits turn to the right.
At the command of the commander of the parade, "On the shoulder," military personnel armed with carbines take them to the "shoulder" position (the position of the machine guns "on the chest" does not change); the flag bearers raise the battle banners, insert the lower end of the Battle Banner shaft into the baldric cup and hold the shaft with their hands. The orchestra and drummers are being prepared for the game.
Military personnel armed with submachine guns in the "chest" position, at the preliminary command "step", take them with their left hand by the forearm and receiver cover.
32. At the command of the commander of the "MARCH" parade, the drummers and the head unit, following the commander, begin marching to the beat of small drums.
The rest of the units move, maintaining the set distances, reach the place where the head unit stood, at the command of their commanders turn left (go right shoulder forward), align, dial the set interval, distance, and follow the command "STRAIGHT AHEAD" to the unit in front.
The right-flanking divisions follow the line indicated by the linear ones, one step away from them.
33. Having given the commands for the passage of the solemn march, the commander of the parade moves at a distance of two lines ahead of the drummers (head military unit, unit). Two lines short of the parade host, he puts his hand to his headdress and turns his head in his direction. After passing the parade host, he gets out of the car and stands to the right and somewhat behind the parade host.
34. When passing through military units, a solemn march in front of the center of the front of the leading unit of the head military unit is followed by the commander of the unit, followed by his deputies (in one line), two steps behind the deputies - the flagbearer with the Battle Banner of the unit and assistants, four steps behind the Battle Banner of the unit are followed by military units (units), one after the other at set distances.
35. When the head unit approaches the receiving parade at a distance of four or five linear, the consolidated orchestra begins to perform the march. If drummers take part in the parade of troops, they march in a solemn march ahead of the head unit to the beat of small drums. With the beginning of the march performance by the orchestra, the beating of the snare drums stops.
36. Two lines short of the host of the parade, the commanders of military units and subunits give the command (signal): "Equalize to the RIGHT", put their hand to their headdress and turn their head towards the host of the parade. All those in the formation, except the right-flankers, simultaneously turn their heads in the same direction. When the commander of the passing unit passes the third line after the host of the parade, the commanders lower their hand from the headdress and turn their heads straight. Everyone in the line turns their head straight at the same time.
Flag bearers and assistants do not turn their heads towards the host of the parade when passing through the solemn march.
The commanders of the military units (subunits), having passed the parade host, leave the line and stand five steps to the right of the parade commander.
37. The commanders of military units marching in vehicles march ahead of their units in vehicles (armored vehicles with open upper hatches, standing in the tower) and three days before the parade host, greet him by putting his hand to his headdress while turning his head towards the parade host.
The upper hatches of the remaining tanks (self-propelled guns) must be closed.
Military personnel who are in the cabins of cars (tractors) do not perform a military greeting during a solemn march.
Military personnel in open car bodies greet the parade host with a turn of their head three days before the parade host.
38. Each military unit (subdivision), passing by the host of the parade, follows in the same formation to the specified place, from where, after the necessary restructuring, it heads to its cantonment.
When the last military unit passes the first line after the host of the parade, the consolidated orchestra stops playing, turns to the right and follows to its starting position, from where it marches in a solemn march, performing a march on the move. The linemen, following the passage of the military band, alternately join the ranks of the orchestra.
Participation of troops in public events
39. Units of military units may be involved in public events only within the borders of the garrison.
When holding garrison meetings and other public events, the participation of troops in them is determined in each individual case by the order of the head of the garrison (commander of the military unit).
40. The order specifies: the purpose, content and program of the event, the composition of the troops involved in it, the form of clothing, the time and place of the gathering of troops, the routes of military units (units), the order of their construction and passage, issues of ensuring order and security during the event.
3. Giving military honors General provisions
41. An honor guard is a unit (team) appointed to pay military honors to military symbols (the Battle Banner, the Naval Flag) carried to a solemn event, including the opening of state monuments, to meet (send off) representatives of international organizations and foreign states, as well as at the burial of persons specified in paragraph 48. the present Charter.
The guard of honor assigned to the funeral may in some cases be transformed into an honorary escort.
42. The honor guard consists of units from the squad to the company (or the corresponding units) on foot and a military band.
An officer is appointed as the head of the guard of Honor.
If necessary, paired sentries or flag bearers may be deployed from the guard of honor.
43. The guard of honor is appointed by order of the head of the garrison, the commander of the military unit. The order specifies the composition, uniform, and armament of the honor guard. Ammunition is not given to the guard of honor, and blank cartridges are given for the production of fireworks.
The guard of Honor is subordinate to the head of the garrison and the commander of the military unit from which he is appointed.
44. The guards of honor and flag bearers are changed at least 15 minutes later. No commands are given for the shift and the post is not handed over.
The sentries of the guards of honor and the flag bearers do not perform the military salute.
Giving military honors at the meeting of the persons in whose honor the guard of honor is appointed, and at the opening of monuments
45. On the special instructions of the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the first leaders of other troops and military formations and the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan, an honor guard with a Battle Flag (Naval Flag) is formed in a deployed two-tier formation to meet and send off representatives of foreign states. The flagbearer and assistants stand two steps from the right flank of the guard, and the orchestra stands three steps to the right of the Battle Banner.
When the person being met approaches 40-50 paces, the head of the honor guard, armed with carbines, commands: "Guard, STRAIGHTEN UP", "ATTENTION", "To meet on the right (left, from the front), on the kara-UL", and armed with machine guns, - "Guard, STRAIGHTEN UP", "ATTENTION", "Alignment to-the-RIGHT (to-the-LEFT, to-the-MIDDLE)".
According to these commands, the guard of honor, armed with carbines, takes up arms "on guard" and turns his head towards the person he meets, and armed with machine guns only turns his head towards the person he meets; the orchestra performs a "Counter March"; the head of the guard of honor, putting his hand to his headdress (the saber in the "on guard" position), marches up to the person he meets, and before reaching two or three steps before him, stops, lowers the saber to the "leg" position and reports, for example: "Mr. Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation, a guard of honor has been erected in honor of your arrival. The head of the guard, Lieutenant Colonel Isaev."
When the head of the guard stops to report, the orchestra stops playing.
After completing the report, the head of the guard, without lowering his hand from his headdress (holding the saber in the "to the foot" position), takes a step to the side with his left (right) foot and simultaneously turns to the right (to the left). The orchestra performs the national anthem of the state in whose honor the guard of honor is appointed, and then the National Anthem of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
At the end of the performance of the national anthems by the orchestra, the head of the guard accompanies the person he meets along the front of the guard, following him one or two steps behind and from the outside of the formation, without lowering his hand from the headdress (holding the saber in the "to the foot" position).
After greeting and bypassing the front of the guard, the head of the guard lowers his hand from his headdress (puts the saber into the sheath), for the guard armed with carbines, commands: "To the no-GE", "AT EASE", and armed with machine guns, "AT EASE" and reorganizes the guard into a column of three (four). Then the guard marches past the person they meet, accompanied by an orchestra.
46. The meeting and escort of the person authorized to unveil the monument are carried out according to the rules specified in paragraph 45 of this Statute.
If the person authorized to unveil the monument is a military man, then the personnel of the honor guard responds to his greeting in accordance with the Internal Service Regulations, and to the greeting of other persons - on special instructions.
Before removing the veil from the monument, the head of the guard commands: "Guard, ATTENTION", "Alignment in the MIDDLE", and if the guard is armed with carbines, then he commands: "Guard, ATTENTION", "Alignment in the MIDDLE", "On kara-UL"; the orchestra performs the National Anthem.
At the end of the orchestra's performance of the National Anthem, the head of the guard, armed with machine guns, commands: "AT EASE," and armed with carbines, "To no-GE," and then "AT EASE."
At the end of the rally, the guard of honor and the orchestra (if the situation permits), at the command of the chief of the guard, form a column of three (four) and march under the orchestra in front of the monument. The sentries of the guard of honor are removed on special instructions.
47. An honor guard and two or three banner groups are assigned to the Battle Banner (banners), which is brought to a solemn meeting by order of the chief of the garrison (commander of the military unit), depending on the number of shifts of the sentries. The sentries of the honor guard (assistants) stand on both sides next to the Battle Banner(s) and take a drill stance, while the machine guns are in the "chest" position (carbines are in the "leg" position, checkers are in the "shoulder" position).
A banner platoon is assigned to escort the Battle Banner to the venue of the solemn meeting and back to the military unit.
The removal and re-entry of the Battle Banner is carried out in accordance with the requirements of the Combat Regulations.
Giving military honors at the funeral
48. Military honors are given at the funeral:
1) persons awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union, "Halyk Kaharmany", awarded the Order of "Otan", full holders of the orders of "Dank";
2) participants in the Great Patriotic War, armed conflicts and military operations in the interests of the Republic of Kazakhstan or as part of units of the peacekeeping forces, as well as anti-terrorist operations, regardless of the total duration of military service;
3) officers who were in reserve or retired with the military rank of "colonel" (captain of the first rank) and above, as well as persons of the highest non-commissioned staff;
4) persons of senior officers with a total duration of military service of twenty-five years or more who are discharged from military service upon reaching the age limit for military service, health reasons or due to staff reductions;
5) citizens who have had special services to the state, based on decisions of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan;
6) military personnel who died during military service or died as a result of injury, injury, contusion or illness resulting from the performance of military service duties.
Military honors are not awarded if the death occurred during the commission of illegal acts by the deceased.
The footnote. Paragraph 48 as amended by Presidential Decrees No. 1071 dated 12.11.2022 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication); No. 1068 dated 28.10.2025 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
49. The organization of the funeral of military personnel who died during their military service is entrusted to their direct superiors, and the rest of the persons, at whose funeral an honorary escort is appointed, to the head of the garrison (local military administration body).
50. The units (teams) assigned to pay military honors at the burial of military personnel constitute an honorary escort.
The honorary escort is appointed:
1) during the burial of persons of junior officers, junior and senior non–commissioned officers, and enlisted personnel - before separation;
2) at the burial of senior officers and senior sergeants - up to a platoon;
3) at the burial of persons awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union, "Halyk Kharmany", awarded the Order of Otan, full holders of the Order of Dank, citizens who had special services to the state, generals (admirals), commanders of military units and formations - up to a company or more, on the special instructions of the Chief of the General Staff The Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan (the commander of the troops of the regional command in whose territory the burial is being carried out).
An honorary escort assigned to a platoon or more must carry the National Flag (Battle Banner) without a cover and with a mourning ribbon.
The footnote. Paragraph 50 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
51. In addition to the honorary escort, the following are appointed for the funeral:
1) the orchestra;
2) guard of honor to the body (coffin with the body);
3) a team of 8-10 people to take out and lower the body (coffin with the body) into the grave.
A car is allocated to transport the body (coffin with the body) of the deceased.
At the burial of persons awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union, "Halyk Kharmany", awarded the Order of Otan, full holders of the Order of Dank, citizens who had special services to the state, generals (admirals), a gun carriage is allocated for transporting the body (coffin with the body) of the deceased.
In cases of organization of burial in remote settlements, the composition, number, armament and equipment of the honorary escort is determined by the head of the garrison (local military administration body).
To carry orders and medals, one person is appointed for each pillow with an order or medals, and at the burial of generals and officers, officers are appointed for this, and at the burial of sergeants (petty officers), soldiers (sailors), sergeants (petty officers), soldiers (sailors).
Each order is attached to a separate pad. Medals can be attached several at a time on one pad.
A headdress is attached to the coffin lid. The body (coffin with the body) of the deceased is covered with a cloth of the National Flag with a national ornament to the head.
52. An honorary escort and a team for the burial of a serviceman who died in his military unit is appointed by the commander of this unit. The time and place of removal and burial of the body of the deceased is reported to the chief of the garrison.
In the event of the death of the persons referred to in paragraph 48 of this Statute outside their place of permanent service (residence), an honorary escort and a burial team are appointed by the heads of the garrisons (local military authorities) at the place of death and funeral.
53. If the burial of a deceased serviceman takes place in another city or village, the body (coffin) of the deceased is accompanied by an honorary escort and an orchestra to the city limits of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport.
To accompany the body (coffin with the body) of the deceased en route to the funeral site, at least four people are appointed by order of the commander of the military unit or the head of the garrison (head of the local military administration body), who must be instructed and have with them: a death notice; a medical death certificate; a death certificate; a certificate of absence an infectious disease; a letter to the family of the deceased, signed by the commander of the military unit, outlining the circumstances of death; items, valuables and awards of the deceased, packed and sealed with sealing wax.
Upon arrival at the destination, the escorts must hand over the documents, belongings and valuables of the deceased (deceased) according to the act to the head of the local military administration body and take personal part in the funeral.
The spine of the death notice with the date and place of burial recorded in it, certified by the stamp of the head of the local military administration body, is handed over to the escorts upon return to the headquarters of their military unit.
The head of the relevant garrison (head of the local military administration body) must be notified by the commander of the military unit where the deceased died about the time of arrival of the body (coffin with the body) of the deceased at the point where the funeral is scheduled, or at the transfer points from one type of transport to another military personnel, no later than 24 hours in advance.
To meet and escort the body (coffin with the body) of the deceased to the place of burial, an honorary escort and a burial team are appointed in accordance with paragraphs 50, 51 of this Statute.
54. The commander of a military unit is obliged to notify the next of kin of the deceased (deceased) and the local military authorities at the place of residence of the family or conscription of the deceased as soon as possible about the death of a serviceman.
55. The head of the garrison notifies in advance the commander of the military unit, from which the honorary escort and the burial team are appointed, about the uniform, time and place of their arrival.
Officers and sergeants (foremen) at funerals should wear casual clothes and, at the direction of the head of the garrison, with a mourning armband on their left sleeve.
56. The time of the guard of honor to the body (coffin with the body) of the deceased is determined by the head of the garrison (commander of the military unit).
The guard from its composition puts up two pairs of sentries. One pair of sentries stands on both sides of the coffin with the body of the deceased, two steps away from it at the head, the second pair at the feet of the deceased. Each pair of sentries faces the other pair, with machine guns in the "chest" position (carbines in the "leg" position), and assumes a drill stance.
Sentries must wear a mourning armband on their left sleeve.
The sentries at the body (coffin with the body) are replaced, as specified in paragraph 44 of this Statute.
During the procession and when lowering the body (coffin with the body) into the grave, there is no change of sentries.
57. Honorary sentries from among representatives from military units and public organizations may be posted to pay homage to the deceased. They stand without weapons, with mourning armbands, next to the sentries of the guard of honor at a distance of one or two steps from the outside of the sentries of the guard of honor and are replaced every 3-5 minutes.
58. Upon arrival at the place where the body (coffin with body) is taken out, the honorary escort lines up in a deployed formation facing the exit from where the body (coffin with body) is to be taken out. The orchestra lines up three steps to the right of the escort.
The honorary escort does not perform a military greeting during the funeral.
59. When carrying the body (coffin with the body) out of the building, a serviceman with a portrait of the deceased walks in front, followed by military personnel with orders and medals of the deceased in order of seniority, followed by military personnel with wreaths at the same distance. Then the persons accompanying the deceased and the guard of honor follow with the body (the coffin with the body).
At the moment of carrying out the body (coffin with the body) of the deceased, the head of the honorary escort, without leaving his place in the ranks, commands: "ATTENTION" (if the escort is armed with carbines, "ATTENTION", "On the kara-UL"), puts his hand to the headdress. All military personnel in the ranks turn their heads towards the body (the coffin with the body). The orchestra performs a funeral march.
Military personnel who are out of service, when carrying out the body (coffin with the body), take a drill stand and put their hand to the headdress.
60. The procession moves in the order specified in paragraph 59 of this Statute. A guard of honor follows the persons accompanying the deceased, followed by an orchestra and an honorary escort.
When the procession moves on foot, the orchestra performs a funeral march with interruptions.
The sentries of the honor guard follow on both sides of the body (coffin with the body) with machine guns in the "chest" position, with carbines in the "shoulder" position; when escorting the body (coffin with the body) in a car, the sentries, in a sitting position, hold their weapons between their knees.
61. In some cases, on the special instructions of the head of the garrison, troops may be lined up on foot in single-file or double-file formations at the place where the body (coffin) is being carried out and on the approach to the burial site on both sides of the path where the procession is to take place.
62. Upon arrival at the burial site, the orchestra stops playing.
The honorary escort and the orchestra line up at the front to the grave.
Military personnel with wreaths, orders and medals, as well as guards of honor stand at the grave.
63. Before lowering the body (coffin with the body) of the deceased into the grave, a funeral meeting opens. After the end of the funeral meeting, the cloth of the National Flag is carefully folded so that the image of the sun with rays and a soaring eagle is on top and without bends and handed to the family of the deceased, the orchestra performs a funeral march. When lowering the body (coffin with the body), the National Flag (Battle Flag) is bowed, the honorary escort pays the same honors to the deceased as when carrying out the body (coffin with the body) (paragraph 59 of this Statute). The unit assigned from the honorary escort salutes with three volleys of blanks.
In some cases, an artillery salute may be fired on the special instructions of the Minister of Defense.
With the first salute, the orchestra performs the National Anthem. At the end of the performance of the National Anthem of the unit, if the place allows, the orchestra passes in front of the grave with a military greeting. The sentries are removed after the orchestra finishes playing the National Anthem or after passing through the unit.
The ritual of giving military honors at the funeral in each case is carried out in consultation with relatives or with persons organizing the funeral of the deceased (deceased).
64. Orders and medals, badges for honorary titles of the deceased (deceased) awarded and posthumously awarded, as well as documents on their awarding are transferred to their families (relatives) for storage as a memorial. In addition, awards of a deceased serviceman may be transferred to museums for display and storage.
If the deceased recipient has no family (relatives), his awards and award documents are returned to the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
65. In the case of cremation of the body of the deceased, an honorary escort lines up at the crematorium, facing parallel to the direction of the funeral procession. The orchestra lines up three steps to the right (left) of the escort.
As the funeral procession approaches the crematorium, the orchestra, performing a funeral march, accompanies the body (coffin) of the deceased to the crematorium.
The orchestra stops playing during the funeral meeting.
When lowering the body (coffin with the body) of the deceased for cremation, at the signals of the chief of the honorary escort, the National Flag (Battle Banner) bends, the orchestra performs a funeral march, and with the beginning of the fireworks, the game stops, the designated unit salutes with three volleys of blank cartridges. After the fireworks, the orchestra performs the National Anthem.
Giving military honors when laying a basket of flowers (wreaths, garlands) to monuments and graves of soldiers who fell in the battles for freedom and independence of the Fatherland, in the performance of military duty
The footnote. The heading of the subsection is as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
66. Baskets of flowers (wreaths, garlands) are laid by the delegations of military units at the monuments and graves of soldiers who fell in the battles for freedom and independence of the Fatherland, in the performance of military duty.
The footnote. Paragraph 66 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
67. When laying baskets of flowers (wreaths, garlands) by state and military delegations, an armed guard of honor with one or more battle flags of the military units of the garrison and an orchestra are appointed by order of the chief of the garrison.
The uniform of the honor guard, orchestra, and military personnel participating in the laying of flower baskets (wreaths, garlands) is ceremonial.
The footnote. Paragraph 67 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
68. Before laying a basket of flowers (a wreath, garlands) at the monument (grave), one or two pairs of sentries are posted from the guard of honor. The sentries take a drill stance, while the machine guns are in the "chest" position (carbines are in the "leg" position). The time of setting the sentries is set by the head of the garrison.
Graves Grave Guard is formed in two ranks in front of the monument (grave), with the front or right flank facing it (depending on the location of the monument or grave). The banner group with the National Flag (Battle Banner) stands on the right flank of the guard of honor, the orchestra lines up to the right of the National Flag (Battle Banner).
The footnote. Paragraph 68 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
69. The delegation with a basket of flowers (a wreath, a garland) lines up in the designated place and begins moving towards the monument (grave), passing along the guard of honor. An officer of the honor guard follows in front of the delegation. Behind him, at a distance of two or three steps, there are people carrying a wreath (two people), and then at the same distance there is a delegation in a column of three to five people.
As the delegation approaches with a basket of flowers (a wreath, a garland) for 40-50 steps to the guard of honor, the head of the guard, armed with machine guns in the "chest" position, commands: "Guard, EQUALIZE", "ATTENTION", "Equalize to the RIGHT (to the LEFT)", and armed with carbines, –Guard, EQUALIZE", "ATTENTION", "To meet on the right (left), on the kara-UL".
The guard of honor, having executed the command, accompanies the movement of the delegation with a basket of flowers (wreath, garland) by turning their heads. The orchestra performs funeral and solemn melodies. The National Flag (Battle Flag) bends forward.
The footnote. Paragraph 69 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
70. As they approach the monument (grave), the delegation lays a basket of flowers (a wreath, a garland) and honors the memory of the victims with a minute of silence.
After a minute of silence, the orchestra performs the National Anthem of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Grave grave: After the performance of the National Anthem of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the delegation, which laid a basket of flowers (wreath, garland), departs from the monument (grave) and lines up facing the passing guard, and the guard of honor, at the command of the chief of the guard, reorganizes into a marching column and marches under the orchestra in front of the monument (grave) and the persons laying the basket of flowers (grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, grave, gravea wreath, a garland).
The footnote. Paragraph 70 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
71. When laying a basket of flowers (wreaths, garlands) by the heads of foreign States and Governments, as well as defense ministers and official military delegations, the procedure set out in paragraphs 66-70 of this Charter is observed.
At the same time, funeral and solemn melodies are performed only in agreement with the head of the delegation. After a minute of silence, the national anthem of the state is performed, the delegation of which lays a basket of flowers (a wreath, a garland), the National Anthem of the Republic of Kazakhstan (one verse each). Foreign military delegations are accompanied by representatives of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
When laying a basket of flowers (wreaths, garlands) at the monuments and graves of soldiers by other foreign delegations, an honor guard and an orchestra are not appointed. In this case, one or two pairs of sentries are posted to the monument (grave) by order of the head of the garrison, who are removed at the time set by the head of the garrison. If necessary, an officer with two soldiers is assigned to deliver a basket of flowers (wreaths, garlands) to the place of their laying.
The footnote. Paragraph 71 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
4. Participation of troops in the elimination of natural and man-made emergencies and their consequences
72. An emergency situation is a situation in a certain territory that has developed as a result of an accident, fire, harmful effects of hazardous industrial factors, a dangerous natural phenomenon, disaster, natural disaster or other disaster that may or may not result in human casualties, harm to human health or the environment, significant material damage and disruption of human living conditions.
The involvement of forces and means of internal affairs bodies, other troops and military formations, public associations and the population, the use of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan to eliminate emergency situations is carried out in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan and action plans (interaction) to eliminate emergency situations.
Based on the decisions of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, by orders of the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the relevant heads of other troops and military formations, military units may be involved to eliminate emergencies and their consequences, save lives and provide assistance to the affected population.
73. To the troops assigned to eliminate emergencies and their consequences or to assist the population, the head of the garrison sets a task in which he indicates which commander (chief) each military unit (unit) is subordinate to, the mode of movement, the technical means provided, the duration of the task, weapons, uniforms and the order of allowances.
74. Upon arrival at the place of destination, the commander of the military unit (subdivision) immediately reports to the official at whose disposal he is appointed, and on his instructions organizes the fulfillment of the assigned task.
If there is no person at the scene of an accident, disaster or natural disaster at whose disposal the troops are assigned, the commander of the military unit (subdivision) independently begins to perform the task, coordinating his actions with local government authorities and with the forces allocated by their order.
The commander of the military unit (subdivision) reports to the head of the garrison and his immediate superior on the completion of the task.
75. Temporary guards are appointed by order of the commander of the military unit allocated for the elimination of emergency situations or their consequences to protect property left or removed from the scene of an accident, disaster or natural disaster.
These guards are subordinate to the commander of the military unit (subdivision) from which they are appointed, the head of the garrison, the guard officer (military unit) and serve on a general basis.
76. It is not allowed to subordinate military units, subunits or teams to representatives of local government bodies.
5. Garrison Outfit General provisions
77. A garrison detachment is appointed to maintain military discipline and order among military personnel on the streets and in other public places of the garrison, to protect and defend garrison facilities, as well as to monitor compliance with traffic rules by drivers (mechanics and drivers) of vehicles of military units and to perform other tasks of the garrison service.
In garrisons, where the staff structure and the number of military police bodies allow, service in the garrison, to the extent of the tasks defined by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, is assigned to the military police of the garrison.
The commanders (chiefs) of military units report to the head of the garrison on the organization and conduct of garrison service.
The following persons may be assigned to the garrison unit::
1) guard duty officer (duty officer for a military unit commanded by the head of the garrison);
2) assistant to the guard duty officer;
3) Garrison guards;
4) Duty unit;
5) Garrison patrols;
6) traffic control posts (traffic controller).
In the absence of military police units, the commanders of military units are responsible for training traffic controllers.
If necessary, the garrison commander changes the composition of the garrison detachment.
78. The garrison outfit is appointed no later than one day before joining the outfit. It is provided with vehicles from those military units from which this outfit is assigned.
79. The commanders of the military units (subunits) from which the garrison outfit is assigned are responsible for the selection and placement of personnel, their preparation for service, timely referral for instruction and arrival at the divorce, the constant readiness of the unit on duty and its timely arrival on call at the destination.
80. The Chief of Staff of the garrison draws up a list of garrison troops for each month (Appendix 3), which is approved by the chief of the garrison.
Extracts from the garrison duty list are sent to all military units involved in service ten days before the start of the new month.
The head of the garrison informs the commanders of the military units in a timely manner about each change in the list of the garrison detachment.
81. On the eve of joining the squad at the headquarters of a military unit, the guard duty officer, the heads of garrison patrols and traffic control guards (traffic controllers) are given instructions, on the basis of which the chief of staff of the garrison issues notes with old and new passwords to the guard duty officer, and patrol chiefs receive patrol chief's certificates indicating the route. traffic, patrol time, special duties, and to each traffic control officer (traffic controllers) - certificate of the traffic control officer (traffic controller) (Appendix 4).
82. The guard on duty (military unit), his assistant, the patrol and the traffic control post (traffic controllers) must have a badge with the appropriate inscription on the left side of their chest, in addition, traffic control guards (traffic controllers) must have a traffic controller's baton.
83. The appointment, training and provision of garrison troops is carried out in accordance with the procedure for the appointment, preparation and provision of daily duty, established by the Internal Service Charter.
Garrison duty unit
84. The garrison duty unit is appointed by order of the garrison commander in case of strengthening of the garrison guards or an urgent call in case of fire, natural disaster and other incidents in the garrison.
The order specifies its composition, armament, provision of ammunition, necessary property and vehicles, clothing and rest arrangements.
It is not allowed to use the duty unit to perform household chores.
Several duty units may be assigned in large garrisons.
85. A duty unit is appointed for every day in accordance with the schedule approved by the head of the garrison, as a rule, from the military unit from which the garrison guards are assigned, and is subordinate to the head of the garrison and the guard duty officer.
The call of the unit on duty is made by the head of the garrison or the guard on duty (a military unit subordinate to the head of the garrison).
When calling the unit on duty, it is indicated: where, at what time and at whose disposal it should arrive, as well as what property, equipment, weapons, the amount of ammunition and the procedure for their delivery.
Ammunition is issued to the unit on duty by order of the commander (chief of staff) of the military unit or the officer on duty at the military unit.
Simultaneously with the call of the duty unit, a new duty unit is appointed by order of the head of the garrison, if necessary.
86. Classes with the duty unit are held near the location of their military unit. The location of the unit on duty and the procedure for calling it must be known to the officer on duty at the military unit and the guard on duty.
87. Upon arrival at the place of destination, the unit on duty acts on the instructions of the guard duty officer (a military unit subordinate to the head of the garrison) or the person at whose disposal it is assigned.
Garrison patrols
88. In each garrison, a patrol unit (patrol) from military police units is assigned to maintain order and monitor the observance of military discipline by military personnel on the streets and in other public places, at railway (sea, river) sections and stations (ports), airports, settlements adjacent to the garrison, as well as to ensure the safety of facilities. and in case of their absence or to strengthen them - from the military units of the garrison. Patrolling is usually assigned to the military police of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations that perform tasks in accordance with the legislation on military police bodies. In garrisons where there are no military police units, garrison patrols are appointed from military units by order of the chief of the garrison, and joint patrols may be appointed if necessary.
A patrol is a mobile unit consisting of two or more military personnel who perform a task by bypassing (detouring) a route or inspecting its individual sections.
The specifics of the organization and duty of the patrol service of the bodies entrusted by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan with the functions of law enforcement, as well as their duty units (operational groups) are determined by the requirements of regulatory legal acts on the organization of patrol service, to ensure the protection of public order and security, approved by the orders of the heads of the Armed Forces, other troops and military units. formations. The patrol procedure is determined by the commander (chief) of the relevant body.
89. Patrols from military units are assigned for a day or only for a certain time of the day or night and can be on foot or by car. The patrol assigned to the day is on duty, alternating patrols with rest, in the order determined by the head of the garrison.
When the guard officer (military unit) is on duty, a reserve patrol with a vehicle is assigned.
Garrison patrols are subordinate to the chief of the garrison and the guard duty officer. In garrisons where a guard duty officer is not assigned, patrols are subordinate to the duty officer for the military unit from which they are assigned.
Garrison patrols assigned to patrol in the area of railway (sea, river) sections and stations (ports), airports, in addition, are subordinate to the military commandant of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport.
90. The patrol consists of a patrol chief and two or three patrol officers.
Depending on the tasks assigned to the patrol, an officer or a sergeant (sergeant major) may be appointed as the patrol chief.
Officers are appointed as patrol chiefs serving in areas of railway (sea, river) sections and stations (ports), airports.
Patrolmen are appointed from among disciplined, demanding, fit and physically developed soldiers (sailors) or sergeants (petty officers) and, as a rule, from one unit.
91. The armament and uniform of the garrison patrol are established by the chief of the garrison. Patrol chiefs are armed, as a rule, with pistols with two loaded magazines, and the rest of the personnel, depending on the conditions of the situation, may be unarmed or with weapons.
To communicate with the guard duty officer (military unit) The patrol is provided by means of communication.
The footnote. Paragraph 91 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 10/28/2025 No. 1068 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
92. The patrol pattern and instructions for patrols are drawn up by the Chief of Staff of the garrison and approved by the chief of the garrison, and in the military police, other troops and military formations are approved by the commanders (chiefs) of these bodies, coordinated with the chief of the garrison and the interacting law enforcement agencies.
The patrol pattern indicates: several options for patrol routes; the location of public places, places of mass recreation (cinemas, parks, and others); the location of telephones for communicating with the guard duty (military unit), as well as with law enforcement agencies.
The instructions to the patrols specify: the tasks of the patrols; the specifics of their service on each route; the procedure for interacting with law enforcement agencies; communication methods and the procedure for reporting to the guard duty officer (military unit).
Rights and duties of persons of the garrison garrison duty officer and his assistant
93. For the direct leadership of the garrison guards, a guard duty officer from among the officers of the military units of the garrison is appointed in a position not lower than the commander of the company (battery) and his assistant from among the junior officers.
In garrisons where there is one garrison guard, by order of the head of the garrison, the duties of the guard duty officer may be assigned to the duty officer for the military unit from which the guard is assigned.
The duty officer and his assistant are in a place specially equipped for duty. They are armed with pistols with two loaded magazines.
94. The guard duty officer is responsible for the proper performance of garrison duty. He reports to the chief of the garrison.
The guard duty officer is obliged to:
1) arrive at the appointed time to the chief of staff of the garrison, present an order for the appointment of guards on duty, receive notes with old and new passwords and necessary instructions;
2) introduce yourself to the rotating guard duty officer and tell him the old password;
3) to study the list of garrison troops, the layout of posts, timesheets for posts, instructions to the heads of guards and instructions to the guard duty officer;
4) to divorce the garrison detachment in accordance with the procedure for conducting the divorce of the daily detachment specified in the Internal Service Regulations.;
5) stay in the room reserved for him; when going on official business, leave his assistant in charge of him, telling him where and for what time he leaves;
6) personally check at least twice a day (including once at night) the garrison guards, at the same time inspect at night, and in case of poor visibility during the day, the parking of combat vehicles (weapons and military equipment) and take measures to immediately eliminate the identified deficiencies.;
7) give instructions on changing the length of stay at posts depending on the weather conditions;
8) on the basis of an order to open objects protected by guards, give permission to the heads of guards to open these objects.;
9) meet the head of the garrison and his direct superiors and report to them, for example: "Mr. Colonel, there were no accidents during my watch. Captain Omarov, the guard on duty";
10) accompany persons who have arrived to check the guards, or send their assistant to accompany them, having previously checked their identity card and one-time certificates for the right to check the guards;
11) check the readiness of the garrison unit on duty to act on an alarm or call.
In garrisons where the staffing of military police units does not allow them to carry out tasks to ensure law enforcement and traffic safety of military vehicles, the duties of directing the garrison patrol service and monitoring compliance with traffic rules are assigned by order of the chief of the garrison to the guard duty officer.
95. At the end of the divorce, the new guard duty officer accepts the documents specified in the inventory from the replacement duty officer. After the report of the heads of the guards on the shift, the guards on duty report to the chief of the garrison, and in his absence — to the chief of staff of the garrison on the surrender and acceptance of duty, for example: "Mr. Major General, Captain Solonenko has passed guard duty." "Mr. Major General, Captain Egizbaev has taken over guard duty." Then the new duty officer reports on all the shortcomings found during the reception of duty, and the relieved duty officer reports on the guards' service and the measures taken to eliminate the identified shortcomings, on the opening and closing of objects guarded by guards, as well as on incidents during the past day, if any. After the report, the new duty officer submits the book of reception and delivery of duty with these records to the head of the garrison for review.
96. In the event of an incident in one of the garrison guards, the guard duty officer immediately goes to the scene of the incident, if necessary, with the permission of the head of the garrison, he calls the duty unit or part of it, and in case of a fire, in addition, the fire brigade and the territorial divisions of the authorized body in the field of civil protection.
The guard duty officer immediately reports incidents in the guards and the measures taken to the chief of the garrison and informs the commander of the military unit from which the guard is assigned.
The footnote. Paragraph 96 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
97. If the guard duty officer suddenly falls ill, he reports this to the head of the garrison and acts on his instructions.
In case of sudden illness of the head of the guard, the guard duty officer assigns his duties to the assistant head of the guard (breeding) or, to replace the sick person, calls a new head of the guard from the military unit, follows him to the guardhouse and directs the reception of the guard. The guard officer on duty informs the new guard commander of the current password and immediately reports the incident to the head of the garrison.
98. In cases where facilities are not protected by guards due to deficiencies in their equipment, the guard duty officer immediately reports this to the head of the garrison, after which he calls the head of the protected facility to eliminate the deficiencies.
99. The assistant to the guard duty officer reports to the guard duty officer.
He must:
1) arrive at the appointed time for briefing to the Chief of Staff of the garrison;
2) to study the list of garrison troops, the layout of posts, timesheets for posts, instructions to the heads of guards and instructions to the guard duty officer;
3) participate in the divorce of the garrison detachment;
4) take the inventory of the documentation, property and inventory located in the room of the guard duty officer.;
5) check, by order of the guard duty officer, the performance of guard duty, take measures to eliminate deficiencies and report this to the guard duty officer;
6) perform the duties of the guard duty officer in his absence.
100. The guard duty officer and his assistant are allowed to take turns lying down (sleeping) for 4 hours each during their duty at the time set by the head of the garrison, without shoes, without taking off their equipment and without undressing.
Head of the garrison patrol
101. The head of the garrison patrol is responsible for the proper performance of patrol duties, the maintenance of order, the observance of military discipline by military personnel and the safety of garrison facilities along the patrol route.
He must:
1) arrive at the appointed time to the chief of staff of the garrison for briefing and study the necessary documents;
2) know the task of the patrol and lead the patrol service;
3) to monitor the fulfillment by military personnel of the requirements of military discipline and compliance with the rules of wearing military uniforms;
4) to make a reminder to the military personnel who violate military discipline, who are equal to themselves and younger in military rank, to check their documents if necessary, and if necessary, to detain them and send them to the guard duty officer.;
5) assist superiors and seniors in restoring order and, upon their request, send military personnel who violate military discipline to the guard duty officer (military unit).;
6) know the telephone locations on your route for contacting the guards on duty, as well as law enforcement posts, and report on the progress of the patrol to the guard officer (military unit) at the appointed time;
7) to assist law enforcement officials in maintaining order among civilians on the streets and in public places;
8) keep a list of military personnel detained and sent to the guard duty officer (military unit), at the end of the patrol period, submit the list and hand over the certificate for the right to patrol to the guard duty officer (military unit), return with the patrolmen to their military unit and report to the duty officer on the completion of the task;
9) to detain and prevent military personnel from committing offenses (including crimes) or disciplinary offenses by their actions;
10) detain military personnel in a state of intoxication, violating public order and displaying improper behavior, as well as in the absence of documents confirming the identity of the serviceman.;
11) when performing tasks to ensure the safety of objects, monitor them, and in case of a threat to their safety, immediately inform the guard officer (military unit).
It is not allowed to detain military personnel with a military rank above the rank of patrol chief, except in the above cases.
When a serviceman is detained, the patrol chief takes measures to bring him to the guard duty officer (military unit), while he should not require any explanations from the serviceman.
The footnote. Paragraph 101 is amended in Kazakh, the text in Russian does not change, in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 28.10.2025 No. 1068 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
102. The patrol should be attentive, tactful, polite, address you as "You", and state their demands and comments in a convincing manner. His actions must be lawful and understandable for military personnel. In dealing with military personnel, patrolmen are required to show calmness, restraint and prudence. They should not engage in bickering and arguments, lose their composure, respond with rudeness to rudeness, and be guided in their actions by personal hostile feelings.
Addressing a soldier of equal or junior military rank, the patrol chief names his military rank, his position and makes the necessary requirements, for example: "Mr. Captain, I am the patrol chief, Captain Uvaliev. You have violated the order of wearing military uniforms. I ask you to fix the flaw and report on command."
103. If military personnel undergoing military service commit a gross violation of the rules of wearing military uniforms or other violation of military discipline during their discharge, the patrol chief terminates the dismissal of such military personnel and sends them, accompanied by a patrolman, to the guard duty officer (military unit) or returns to his military unit (unit) for taking measures. Military personnel who arrived on leave from another garrison are also detained and sent to the guard duty officer. The patrol chief makes an entry about the time and reason for the detention in the serviceman's discharge note.
In case of disobedience of a serviceman during his detention, the patrol chief himself or the patrol team forcibly delivers the serviceman to the guard duty officer (military unit).
The use of weapons is a last resort and is allowed only in cases and in accordance with the procedure set out in the Internal Service Regulations.
Cold steel and firearms, ammunition, items prohibited in civil circulation, as well as identity documents, which are handed over by the patrol chief to the guard duty officer (military unit), are seized from detained military personnel in accordance with the established procedure.
The footnote. Paragraph 103 is amended in Kazakh, the text in Russian does not change, in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 28.10.2025 No. 1068 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
104. In case of violation of military discipline by a senior military officer, the patrol chief appeals to him with a request to stop the violation of discipline. In case of failure to comply with this request, the patrol chief is obliged to immediately report this to the guard duty officer and act on his instructions.
The patrolman
105. The patrolman must:
1) to serve vigilantly, observe the behavior of military personnel and report violations to the patrol chief.;
2) accurately and quickly follow the orders of the patrol chief and do not leave anywhere without his permission;
3) not to accept anything from detainees and not to transfer it to them without the permission of the patrol chief;
4) report to the patrol chief on the requests of the detainees;
5) upon completion of the patrol and arrival at the military unit, with the permission of the patrol chief, return to his unit and report to the unit officer on duty about his arrival.
106. The personnel of the patrol, when performing their duties, should serve as a model for observing military discipline, rules of wearing military uniforms, military greetings and military politeness. During his service, he should not engage in extraneous conversations and be distracted from performing his duties.
The footnote. Paragraph 106 is amended in Kazakh, the text in Russian does not change, in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 28.10.2025 No. 1068 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
6. Organization of the guard service General provisions
107. The performance of guard duty is the fulfillment of a combat mission and requires the personnel to strictly comply with all the provisions of this Charter, high vigilance, unyielding determination and initiative.
Those responsible for violating the requirements of the guard service are subject to disciplinary and criminal liability.
108. Guards are appointed to perform guard duty.
A guard is an armed unit assigned to perform a combat mission to protect and defend military and government facilities.
In military units where the task of guard duty is not assigned to military units, departmental security units can protect facilities.
The protection and defense of forces and assets on combat duty are assigned to military guards or armed patrols, and battle flags are assigned to military guards or other persons on daily duty by decision of the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, as well as the first leaders of other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
There are garrison and internal (ship) guards, permanent and temporary.
A garrison guard is assigned to protect facilities of general garrison significance and facilities of several military units located in close proximity to each other.
The internal (ship's) guard is assigned to protect and defend the facilities of one military unit (ship). Airplanes (helicopters) and other objects of the aviation unit at the airfield are guarded and defended by an internal guard.
Permanent guards are provided for by the guard schedule.
Temporary guards are not included in the guard schedule; they are appointed by order of the head of the garrison or the commander of a military unit to protect and defend military property during loading (unloading) or temporary storage, escorting military cargo.
The footnote. Paragraph 108 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
109. Garrison guards are subordinate to the head of the garrison, the guard duty officer (military unit) and his assistant.
Internal (shipboard) guards are subordinate to the commander of the military unit (commander of the ship), the officer on duty at the military unit (ship) and his assistant, if the assistant to the officer on duty at the military unit is an officer. The internal guard, which guards the facilities of a battalion (division) located separately from the other units of a military unit, is also subordinate to the commander of this battalion (division) and the battalion (division) officer on duty in a military rank equal to or higher than the head of the guard.
The assistant officer on duty at the military unit, appointed from among the sergeants (foremen), is subordinate to the guards, whose heads are not officers.
Guards become subordinate to these persons from the moment the command "ATTENTION" is given during the divorce to meet the guard on duty (military unit, ship), and they leave their subordination from the moment the guard commander gives the command "Step – MARCH" to follow to his military unit (unit) after the shift.
The footnote. Paragraph 109 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
110. The following guards are appointed to the guard: the head of the guard, guards according to the number of posts and shifts, guards, and, if necessary, an assistant to the head of the guard, a change of operators for technical security equipment (the number of operators per shift is determined depending on the importance of the protected object, the length of its perimeter, the number of video surveillance systems installed, but not less than two military personnel, one of who may be appointed assistant to the head of the guard for technical security equipment), assistant to the head of the guard for the service of guard dogs and drivers of vehicles (crews of combat vehicles).
Guards at checkpoints are appointed to guard headquarters and control points from the association and above, as well as to protect institutions, except for the listed persons.
The footnote. Paragraph 110 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
111. For the immediate protection and defense of facilities, sentries are posted from among the guards.
A guard is a soldier from the guard assigned to perform a combat mission to protect and defend an object (post).
An armed guard is called a sentry who performs the combat task of protecting and defending the post assigned to him.
A post refers to everything assigned to the sentry for protection and defense, as well as the place or area where he performs his duties. The posts also include objects guarded by guards with the help of technical means of protection and areas of the area where these means are installed.
Sentries protect the facilities by patrolling along the sentry's path along the inside of the outer fence (control lane) around the facility, as well as monitoring from towers. Individual objects may be guarded by fixed sentries.
112. The heads of garrisons, commanders of military units, heads of military installations, as well as all their direct superiors, are obliged to constantly seek to reduce the number of personnel necessary for the protection and defense of facilities. This is achieved:
1) the transition to the protection of posts using technical security equipment and guard dogs without setting sentries (Appendix 5);
2) by uniting under the protection of one guard all nearby storages, warehouses, parks and other protected objects with a common fence belonging to different military units;
3) reducing the number of posts with fixed sentries and organizing the protection of objects by patrolling on foot and in vehicles.
113. When organizing the protection of objects by patrolling, a sentry, depending on the fencing of the object and the terrain conditions, is assigned a section of the strip with a length of up to 2 km during the day, up to 1 km at night, and objects equipped with technical means of protection: up to 3 km during the day, up to 2 km at night. To strengthen the protection of facilities in inclement weather (heavy fog, rain, snowfall), additional guards or vehicle patrols may be assigned by order of the head of the garrison (commander of the military unit). The order of service of additional guards and the order of patrolling in this case are determined by the head of the garrison (commander of the military unit).
The sentries move along the movement routes on foot at a speed that ensures reliable protection of the facility, making short stops to inspect the control lane, terrain and fences, as well as to report by means of communication to the head of the guard on duty.
With good visibility, if the terrain conditions allow, with the permission of the head of the guard, sentries can monitor protected objects from observation towers.
114. To assist the sentries in each guardhouse, reserve groups are created from among the watchful and resting shifts of guards, who, when the guard is called "TO THE GUN", under the command of the head of the guard (assistant head of the guard, the guardsman) arrive at the place of violation and act depending on the situation. For the rapid delivery of groups to the place of violation, changing the sentries of remotely located posts and checking them, guards, if necessary, are provided with a vehicle, and in special conditions - with armored personnel carriers (combat vehicles).
115. The personnel of the guard must be in guard uniform (Appendix 6), armed with serviceable and brought to normal combat machine guns with bayonet knives (carbines with bayonets) or other weapons by decision of the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces and the first leaders of other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Guards of other troops and military formations, as well as military police bodies, may be armed with special means.
Sentries at checkpoints may be armed with pistols.
The heads of the guards and their assistants are armed with their regular weapons.
The guard is provided with live ammunition based on the calculation: two loaded magazines for each machine gun and pistol; 30 rounds in clips for each carbine. The ammunition of the guard is refreshed at least once every three months.
In addition, by order of the head of the garrison (commander of a military unit), guards may be armed with machine guns with three loaded magazines (two loaded belts of 100 rounds each) for each of them, hand grenades for the entire guard, at the rate of two grenades per each, and also reinforced with military equipment.
Ammunition for the personnel of the guard, except for persons armed with pistols, is issued at the guard camp after practical training. A guard who performs a task at a distance from a military unit may be equipped with ammunition in a guardhouse, in a specially equipped or designated place, except for the head of the guard, who equips ammunition at the guardhouse. In this case, the ammunition is carried out in a locked metal box for a day's work.
116. Weapons are loaded before entering the posts, for the protection of detainees, arrested persons, defendants and convicts, as well as for escorting persons checking the guard.
Loading and unloading of weapons is carried out at the command of the head of the guard or his assistant and under their direct supervision at the guardhouse in a specially equipped and illuminated place with a bullet trap, and when following shifts to posts on cars - at the command of the breeder in the places specified in the instructions to the head of the guard equipped with a bullet trap. When loading and unloading, the barrel of the weapon must be pointed upward (at an angle of 45-60 degrees) and away from the surrounding residential areas and protected objects. If residential and office premises are located near and around the guardhouse, loading and unloading of weapons can be carried out in the guardhouse in a special place equipped with a bullet trap. Weapons are discharged and inspected immediately upon returning to the guardhouse.
Pistols are loaded after receiving cartridges in the unit, and discharged after changing the guard upon arrival at the unit.
In the event of an attack on the guard, the weapon is loaded independently by the guard personnel.
117. The weapon is loaded according to the rules specified in the shooting manuals for the respective types of weapons, while the cartridge is not sent to the chamber.
The machine is loaded with an empty magazine. Before loading, it is inspected (the trigger is released) and the safety is turned on. The bolt carrier does not retract after attaching the magazine.
The carbine is loaded with a fully loaded magazine. After loading the carbine, the bolt closes smoothly (while the cartridge is not loaded into the chamber), the safety is removed, the trigger is pulled, and the carbine is put on the safety.
The pistol is loaded with an empty magazine, the bolt is not retracted when loading and the safety is on.
Machine guns and hand grenades are loaded immediately before they are used.
Special tools are in constant readiness for use.
118. By order of the chief of the garrison (commander of the military unit), a supply of live ammunition is created in the guardhouse based on the calculation: for each machine gun or carbine - 150 rounds, which are stored in zinc packages in a metal box, for a pistol - 16 rounds.
Hand grenades are stored in separate metal boxes, while the fuses are stored in a waterproof package separately from the grenades.
The boxes contain: the book of accounting for the stock of live ammunition of the guard (appendix 7), the book of accounting for stocks of hand grenades and fuses for them, the act of laying ammunition and grenades, a copy of the bill of lading for ammunition and grenades from the warehouse of the military unit, an internal inventory, as well as a knife for opening zinc. The boxes are locked, sealed by the chief of staff of the garrison (military unit) and included in the inventory of the property and inventory of the guard located in the guardhouse. The keys and seal casts from the ammunition crates are kept by the head of the guard in a safe (a lockable desk drawer). It is not allowed to transfer keys to other persons. The spare keys are kept by the officer on duty at the military unit in a tube sealed with the seal of the Chief of Staff.
In case of an attack on a guard or a protected object, the opening of a box with a supply of live ammunition and grenades is carried out by the head of the guard himself, followed by a report to the guard duty officer (military unit).
The head of the guard is personally responsible for saving boxes of live ammunition, grenades and fuses.
119. The availability and condition of ammunition reserves are checked at least once a month: in garrison guards - by the chief of staff of the garrison, in internal guards - by the chief of staff of the military unit.
The results of the inspection are recorded in the inventory book of live ammunition (grenades and fuses for them) and in the watch list.
120. Provision of guardhouses and posts with equipment (Appendix 8), technical means of protection and communication, fencing of protected objects and provision of their inventory, provided for in this Statute, as well as equipment of approaches to the post (Appendix 9) are assigned to the head of the military facility (commander of a military unit).
The head of a military facility (commander of a military unit) is also responsible for lighting the guardhouse and providing it with fuel and uniform.
121. In order to confirm that the guard who arrived for the shift was indeed appointed for this purpose, as well as that the person who arrived with an order from the head of the garrison or the guard on duty (military unit) was indeed authorized to do so by the relevant chief, a password (secret word) is established.
The password is indicated by the name of a city, set for each day, separately for each guard: for garrison guards - by the chief of staff of the garrison, for internal guards - by the chief of staff of the military unit.
Passwords are set no more than 10 days in advance and entered in the password book, which is kept by the chief of staff of the garrison (military unit) in a sealed safe.
Passwords for new guards who take over when an alarm is announced are stored in a sealed package at the guard duty officer (military unit).
Persons who know the password are required to keep it in the strictest confidence and to report it in a note during the interview, without disclosure, after which the note is immediately destroyed.
In case of loss of the note with the password or in other cases of disclosure of the password, its effect is immediately terminated by the guard on duty (military unit), which is reported to the chief of staff of the garrison (chief of staff of the military unit).
122. The opening of storages (warehouses, parks) or access to parking areas of combat vehicles, weapons and military equipment under guard is permitted on the basis of an order for opening a protected object (appendix 10), approved by the head of the garrison (commander of a military unit), and if there is a permanent or one-time permit (appendix 11), signed the chief of staff of the garrison (the chief of staff of the military unit) and certified by the stamp.
An order to open a protected facility must be drawn up daily by the chief of staff of the garrison (chief of staff of the military unit) on the basis of requests from the heads of facilities (services of the military unit, storages, warehouses), approved by the chief of the garrison (commander of the military unit) and be on duty at the garrison guards (military unit).
The admission shall specify: its number and the number of the guard to whose chief it was issued; the name of the protected object to be opened (closed); the date and time of the opening (closing); military rank, surname, first name and patronymic of the person who arrived for the opening (closing).
The list of persons who open certain storages (parks, warehouses) or may be allowed to receive military vehicles, weapons and military equipment from the guard in the parking lots is announced by order of the head of the garrison (commander of the military unit).
Samples of permits with authentic signatures, a list of officials authorized to open certain storages (warehouses, parks) or be admitted to them, as well as samples of seal casts (seal impressions) signed by the chief of Staff of the garrison (chief of staff of a military unit) and stamped with an official seal, must be in the guardhouse.
123. The procedure for access to the technical territory of warehouses (bases, arsenals), to flammable, especially important state, regime and strategic facilities is established by the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces and the heads of other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
124. Permits for opening aircraft (helicopter) parking lots and other facilities of the aviation unit at the airfield are signed by the Chief of Staff of this unit.
125. The order of guard duty for the protection and defense of military and other facilities in special conditions is additionally determined by the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces and the relevant heads of other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The use of technical security equipment
126. Security equipment - a complex that includes perimeter, facility, fire alarm, video surveillance, information collection and display, access control and management, as well as warning equipment designed to increase the reliability of security facilities and reduce the number of guard personnel.
The reliability of the protection of facilities with the use of technical means of protection is achieved by: choosing the right type of technical means of protection and using them in combination with engineering barriers, the secrecy of measures taken to install security equipment; high quality of installation, constant maintenance and monitoring of their condition; vigilance and timely actions of the guard personnel when technical means of protection are triggered.
Technical means of protection should be installed using measures of their concealment and safety.
127. The type and quantity of security equipment used at the facility are determined depending on its importance, physical, geographical, operational and other features.
128. The equipment for receiving signals from security equipment is installed in the guardhouse in a room specially equipped for this purpose, providing installation of the necessary equipment, or in the room of the head of the guard.
Fire alarm facilities are equipped in accordance with the established rules.
To ensure the continuous operation of security equipment, a backup power source is installed that ensures continuous operation for at least 24 hours.
If there is a military fire protection and rescue team in the garrison (military unit), fire alarm reception equipment can be installed in the premises of this team.
Maintenance of security equipment is carried out by a staff unit designated for this purpose, and in the absence of such a staff unit, by an operational group headed by an officer (sergeant) appointed by the commander of the military unit (head of the facility).
129. The protection and defense of facilities equipped with technical security equipment can be carried out with the deployment of sentries, the method of duty of control and security groups, or a mixed method. The method of security with sentries is the main one. With all methods, guard dogs can be used to strengthen the protection of objects.
The decision on the use of technical means of protection and the need to set up sentries in these cases, as well as the use of guard dogs, is made by the commander (chief) approving the guard schedules (paragraph 135 of this Statute).
130. Warehouses with weapons, ammunition and other facilities requiring constant surveillance and enhanced security are usually guarded with sentries. In these cases, the sentries serve as specified in paragraphs 317-329 of this Statute.
Control over the equipment for receiving signals from technical security equipment is carried out by the assistant to the head of the guard (operator) for technical security equipment, and in his absence - the head of the guard or his assistant (breeding).
131. The duty of security control groups consists in the continuous control of the operator over the equipment for receiving signals from security equipment, periodic inspection by security control groups of posts and their constant readiness for action in case of unauthorized operation of security equipment.
The inspection of posts is carried out according to the schedule by a control and security group, which includes the head of the guard or his assistant for technical security equipment, one or two guards, and when used to strengthen the protection of facilities, guard dogs and the assistant head of the guard for guard dogs (counselor).
During the inspection, an external inspection checks the condition of the fence, the control lane, doors (gates), windows and walls of storage facilities (warehouses), the number and compliance of seals, as well as the functioning of security equipment.
132. A mixed method of guarding objects consists in combining the method of duty of control and security groups with the simultaneous deployment of sentries to separate sections of the perimeter or posts at buildings (premises). At the same time, the head of the guard or his assistant can control the equipment for receiving signals from technical security equipment, and a reserve guard group can act instead of the control and security group.
The guards' outfit
133. The guards' outfit is based on the guards' schedule.
Guards must be replaced every day.
For the period when a military unit is on training, a guard may be appointed by order of the commanders approving the guard schedules, headed by an officer without a shift for up to 7 days.
134. The schedule of garrison guards is drawn up by the chief of staff of the garrison, and the internal ones by the chief of staff of the military unit on the basis of instructions from the chief of the garrison (commander of the military unit) on the organization of protection and defense of facilities, taking into account their importance, equipment with technical means of protection, fencing and ensuring reliable protection by as few sentries as possible. The preparation of the guard schedule should be preceded by familiarization with the conditions and features of the location and protection of facilities on the ground. The schedule of guards for the protection of objects of central subordination, where there are their own security units, is drawn up by the head of the military facility (warehouse, base).
135. Schedules of garrison and internal guards of military educational institutions are submitted for approval to the First Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces and the relevant heads of other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and schedules of internal guards of military units - to the superior commander (chief).
The schedule is accompanied by the layout of the posts of each guard.
136. Simultaneously with the schedule of guards, a diagram of the location of posts, a report card, and instructions to the head of the guard are drawn up for each guard; for guards who are relieved when receiving signals to bring them to the highest degrees of combat readiness, in addition, documentation in case of receiving these signals, and for guards who include assistants to the head of the guard (operator) for technical means of protection and for the service of guard dogs, - documentation of the assistant chief of the guard (operator) for technical means of protection and assistant for the service of guard dogs.
The layout of the posts indicates: the boundaries of posts and restricted areas, prohibited boundaries, type of fencing, places of installation of lighting devices, sentry path (path), control lane; objects equipped with technical security equipment; routes of movement of guard vehicles, shifts to posts and patrols on vehicles; routes of movement of sentries and control and security (patrol) groups during the day and at night; locations of trenches, observation towers, communication and fire extinguishing facilities, guard dog posts; the most dangerous approaches to the posts, dangerous shooting directions.
The report card for posts (appendix 12) indicates: what is subject to protection and defense at each post; the special duties of the sentry, taking into account the specific conditions of service at the post and the timing of the communication report; the time during which the sentry is allowed to monitor from the tower; the distances closer than which the sentry is not allowed to allow unauthorized persons to the post; the actions of the sentry in case of an attack on the post, to neighboring posts and in case of a fire at the post; in which cases the sentry is allowed to use weapons, as well as the dangerous direction of fire. For posts equipped with technical security equipment, the name and number of technical equipment at each post, the specifics of their operation, and the procedure for checking the post by the security control group and its use of weapons are indicated. For posts where guard dogs are required to serve, a free-standing area or a checkpoint (blind leash) is indicated.
The instructions to the head of the guard set out: the task of the guard, the special duties of the head of the guard for the protection and defense of objects assigned to the guard, and the procedure for the actions of guard officials when taking over and handing over objects (including those equipped with technical means of protection and guard dogs), the schedule and procedure for their inspection by security control groups; measures to strengthen the protection of facilities at night and in inclement weather; instructions on the actions of the guard during an attack on protected objects, sentries or a guardhouse, in case of operation and failure of security equipment, in emergency situations, when receiving signals to bring to the highest degree of combat readiness, as well as the procedure for the safety of weapons and the opening of ammunition boxes.
Documentation in case of receiving a signal to bring to the highest levels of combat readiness includes: a report card, a diagram of the posts, instructions to the head of the guard, a form of the guard sheet and a password. These documents determine the procedure for the protection and defense of facilities assigned to the guard, taking into account the action of troops according to the combat and mobilization readiness plan.
The documentation of the assistant chief of the guard (operator) on security equipment consists of instructions (instructions on the procedure for securing and handing over protected facilities, monitoring equipment, as well as on the specifics of actions when activating or disabling security equipment); a list of protected facilities equipped with security equipment (post number, name of the facility, opening and closing time); the hardware log (appendix 13) for monitoring the functioning of security equipment (the name of the facility, the time of securing and handing over the facility, the technical condition of the installed facilities, the time of checking the operation and their condition, the time and place of operation of security equipment and the measures taken) and the operating instructions for the security system installed at the facility.
The documentation of the assistant chief of the guard for guard dogs consists of instructions, a memo on the care, maintenance and feeding of dogs, and a diagram of the location of guard dog posts.
The documents specified in this paragraph are approved by the head of the garrison (commander of the military unit).
137. Based on the schedule of guards, the chief of staff of the garrison (chief of staff of the military unit) for each month determines the order of duty in the guard between military units (units), which is reflected in the list of garrison (daily) duty and approved by the chief of the garrison (commander of the military unit).
Extracts from the layout of posts, time sheets for posts, instructions to the heads of guards and documentation of the assistant to the head of the guard (operator) for technical security equipment, the assistant to the head of the guard for guard dogs, along with an extract from the garrison squad list, are sent to all military units of the garrison involved in the garrison squad service, no later than ten days before the beginning of a new month.
No later than five days before the beginning of the new month, the headquarters of the military unit informs the commanders of the units from which the guards are appointed, the days of their deployment and the composition of the guards.
The head of the garrison (Chief of Staff of the military unit) promptly informs the military units about each change in the layout of posts and in the report card.
Documentation in case of receiving signals for bringing to the highest degree of combat readiness is kept by the head of the guard in a package sealed with an official seal. The second copy of the documentation is kept by the chief of Staff, garrison (military unit) for briefing by the head of the guard assigned to the shift in case of receiving these signals.
138. If there are five or more posts at the facility, an officer is appointed as the head of the guard, and if there are fewer posts, a sergeant (foreman).
An officer is appointed as the head of the guard guarding particularly important state, regime and strategic facilities, regardless of the number of posts, with the exception of the heads of guards provided by the staff.
In military educational institutions, senior cadets may be appointed as guards, regardless of the number of posts.
The assistant chief of the guard is appointed from among the sergeants (foremen). The assistant chief of the guard (operator) for technical security equipment is appointed from specialists in technical security equipment or other military personnel appointed by order of the head of the garrison (commander of a military unit).
The assistant to the head of the guard for the service of guard dogs is appointed from among the senior counselors of guard dogs.
139. Guards are appointed from among sergeants (foremen). or corporals (senior sailors).
The number of guards is determined depending on the number and location of the posts, so that each guard posts no more than five sentries, and following the posts, changing sentries and returning to the guardhouse takes no more than one hour. If following the posts and changing the sentries takes more than one hour, a vehicle is allocated.
When several breeding officers are assigned to the guard, they are called: the first breeding officer, the second breeding officer, and so on.
If only one guard post is guarded, the supervisor is not appointed, his duties are performed by the assistant chief of the guard.
140. The guards are appointed from among the soldiers (sailors). If there are not enough soldiers (sailors) Sergeants (foremen) may be appointed as guards. In this case, all shifts of the post (posts), the entire composition of the control and security group are made up of them, and a serviceman with a military rank not lower than the military rank of guards is appointed as a breeding officer.
The number of guards is determined depending on the number of posts established for a given guard, and three shifts of sentries are assigned to guard the post during the day, and two shifts of sentries are assigned to guard only during the night (from dusk to dawn or from closing to opening of the warehouse, storages).
141. The composition of the guard, including the head of the guard, is appointed no later than one day before joining the squad, as a rule, from one unit, in extreme cases - from one military unit.
All garrison guards assigned from one military unit are appointed by order of the head of the garrison, consolidated guards from various military units can be appointed only by order of the heads of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations.
Preparation of guards
142. The commanders of the military units and subunits from which guards are appointed are responsible for the selection, placement of guards personnel and their preparation for service, for the serviceable condition of weapons and live ammunition, and for the timely arrival of guards for divorce.
It is not allowed to appoint military personnel to the guard who have not taken the military oath, who have not mastered the appropriate training program for incoming recruits, who have committed a criminal offense under pre-trial investigation, sick and other military personnel who are currently unable to perform guard duty due to their moral and psychological state, as well as in the execution of disciplinary punishment.
143. The chiefs of staff of military units, three days before the garrison or internal guards take over, are required to hand over to the commanders of the units from which the guards are assigned, post layouts, post timesheets and instructions to the heads of the guards for their study by the personnel. After studying these documents, they are returned to the headquarters of the military unit.
144. On the night before taking up guard duty, military personnel should not perform any service or be involved in classes and work.
On the day of taking over, at the hours specified in the daily routine, the guard personnel should be given at least 3 hours to prepare for duty (checking knowledge of duties, ability to handle weapons), and when taking over the guard after a day - at least 4 hours, including at least 1 hour for rest (sleep).
145. The training of the personnel of the guard assigned from the company (battery) is organized by the commander of the company (battery) and conducted by him personally, the guard assigned from the battalion (division) - personally by the commander of the battalion (division), and the guard assigned from the military unit - by one of the deputy commanders of the unit.
Preparation for guard duty is carried out in three stages:
1) the first one is that two or three days before joining the squad, the selection, distribution and appointment of the guard personnel is carried out according to the table of posts;
2) the second - on the day preceding joining the squad, at the hours specified in the daily routine, a lesson is held with the guard personnel to study the provisions of the charters, the report card for posts with clarification on the layout of protected objects (or using interactive learning tools) of special duties and options for actions, sentries at posts, as well as the corresponding instructions and safety requirements for handling weapons. If you join the guard after a day, this lesson is held on the day of the guard instead of the sixth hour of classes.;
3) the third - on the day of joining the guard, a practical lesson is conducted with the working out of the actions of the sentries at the posts.
A lesson on the provisions of the statutes and special duties of sentries is conducted in a classroom for the training of guards, a practical lesson with a garrison guard is held at a guard camp specially equipped for this purpose, and with an internal guard at the guard camp of a military unit (appendix 14).
The training of the assistant to the head of the guard (operator) on technical security equipment is carried out at monthly classes organized by the head of the garrison (chief of staff of the military unit), and during practical exercises before the separation of the guard.
In the case of guard duty by personnel, after one or two days, the time of the events of the first and second stages of guard training is set by the commander of the military unit in such a way that the quality of guard training does not decrease.
146. The commander of the company (battery) from which the guard is being equipped is obliged to:
1) together with their deputies, platoon commanders and their deputies, discuss each candidate personally and, taking into account the importance of protected facilities and conditions of service at the posts, arrange the guard personnel at the posts, as well as fill out and sign the guard list (appendix 15);
2) to conduct classes at the second and third stages of guard training and to achieve solid knowledge and confident fulfillment by the personnel of their duties and safety requirements when handling weapons;
3) submit the personnel taking over the guard for a medical examination at the medical center of the unit with the registration of the results of the examination in the guard list;
4) before sending the guard personnel for divorce, check the condition of their weapons and live ammunition, the availability of toiletries, and the appearance of each serviceman.;
5) ensure the timely arrival of the guard at the divorce;
6) check the guard service;
7) after the changing of the guard, accept the report of the head of the guard on the completion of the task, read all the comments recorded in the watch list, no later than the beginning of the lesson, analyze the duty with all the personnel of the unit from which the guard was dressed up, and no later than the beginning of the next day, send the watch list to the headquarters of the military unit with a record of measures taken in response to the comments.
These responsibilities extend:
1) to the battalion (division) commander, if the guard is assigned from the battalion (division);
2) to the deputy commander of the unit, if the guard is appointed from the military unit.
147. Guards must be ready for duty 15 minutes before leaving for the divorce and accepted by the guards' chiefs into their subordination. By this time, the heads of the guards are required to:
1) get live ammunition and give them to the personnel against signature according to the handout, check the correctness of the equipment of the magazines (clips);
2) check the calculation of the guards according to the watch list;
3) inspect the weapon;
4) check the serviceability of clothing and equipment;
5) report the readiness of the guard to the commander of the company (battery) or battalion (division).
Guards leave the guardhouse with unloaded weapons, having magazines (clips) in bags or in pockets on their unloading vests (except for military personnel armed with pistols).
148. All garrison guards from the military unit are sent by the duty officer of the unit. He reports on the departure of the guards to the commander (chief of staff) of the military unit and the guard duty officer.
Changing of the guards
149. After the divorce, the guard arrives at the location of the changing guard. The head of the new guard stops him before entering the territory of the protected object or in front of the guardhouse at the distance specified in the instructions to the head of the guard, introduces himself to the head of the changing guard and informs him of the old password. After that, he lines up his guard on the platform in front of the guardhouse, facing him.
150. The head of the changing guard, having made sure that the password presented to him is correct, takes his guard with weapons out of the guardhouse, leaving his assistant or one of the guards in the room, and lines up the guard on the platform six to eight steps in front of the front of the new guard. After the formation, the heads of the guards in turn, starting with the head of the new guard, give the commands: "Guard, EQUALIZE", "ATTENTION".
Having given the command, the heads of the guards, armed with pistols, putting their hand to their headdress, march towards each other, stop two or three steps away from each other and, starting with the head of the new guard, report, for example: "Mr. Captain, a new guard has arrived for the shift. Captain Muratov, the head of the guard"; "Mr. Captain, the old guard is ready to be relieved. Captain Beisebayev, the head of the guard," after which he lowers his hand from his headdress.
The heads of the guards, armed with machine guns or carbines, do not put their hand to their headdress and, after the command "ATTENTION", go towards each other, having the machine guns in the "belt" position.
After the reports, the heads of the guards give the command "AT EASE", relieve the sentry at the entrance to the guardhouse, if he is posted, and then command their guards: "For example," "Step -MARCH." The head of the new guard introduces his guard into the guardhouse, and the head of the changing guard takes his guard to the waiting room (place) for the personnel of the changing guard, gives the command to put weapons in the pyramid, organizes his guard, leaves the senior in charge and, together with his assistants and guards, enters the guardhouse.
At an air temperature of minus fifteen degrees Celsius and below, as well as in inclement weather and in single-post guards, the guards are changed in the guardhouse without observing the above-mentioned order of changing the guards.
The head of the new guard, after presenting the head of the changing guard and informing him of the old password, introduces his guard into the guardhouse for the shift.
The footnote. Paragraph 150 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
151. Upon entering the room, the personnel of the new guard places weapons in a pyramid (pistols in a safe), after which the heads of the replaced and new guards order their breeders to hand over and accept seal casts (seal impressions), and assistants to hand over and accept the guardhouse and monitor the correctness of the transfer. The assistant to the head of the changing guard hands over, and the assistant to the head of the new guard accepts the guardhouse and the equipment, inventory and property located in it according to the inventory. The head of the rotating guard informs the head of the new guard about all comments and instructions received by the rotating guard.
The assistant to the head of the new guard for technical security equipment accepts documentation and equipment from the replacement assistant and checks its operability, then reports on the reception to the head of the new guard, makes an entry in the hardware log.
152. After receiving the seal casts (seal impressions), the head of the new guard commands: "First shift, GET WEAPONS," after receiving weapons - "First shift, STAND UP."
At this command, the guards and guards of the first shift, taking their weapons, line up in one row in the order of the numbers of posts from right to left. The breeders stand on the right flanks of their shifts, carrying seal casts (seal impressions), and lanterns at night.
The guards of the changing guard stand next to and to the right of the corresponding guards of the new guard.
The head of the new guard checks the knowledge of the duties of the guards and guards, reminds the guards of the specifics of duty at each post, paying special attention to the order of use of weapons, gives the command to hand over smoking and incendiary accessories, as well as foreign objects, takes the shift out of the guardhouse and lining it up on the platform for loading and unloading weapons, commands: "Shift, one at a time on the right, LOAD UP." At this command, the right-flank soldier takes a step forward and half a turn to the right, attaches the bayonet and loads the weapon in accordance with the requirements of paragraphs 116, 117 of this Statute, and the head of the guard checks the loading of weapons. After loading the weapon, the soldier reports: "The weapon is loaded and the safety is on," he takes it himself to the "belt" position and takes a step back.
In the same sequence, the rest of the guards and guards take turns loading weapons.
153. After the shift loads its weapons, the head of the new guard gives the shift a verbal order for duty and commands: "Shift, for example," "To the posts step - MARCH." Each leader commands: "Shift, follow me - MARCH" and leads the shift to the posts, having previously appointed observers.
After the departure of the first shift from the guardhouse, the chief (assistant chief of the guard) performs a combat calculation of the rest of the guard personnel into reserve groups and sets tasks in cases of repelling attacks on protected objects or on the guardhouse, extinguishing a fire and receiving a signal to bring to the highest levels of combat readiness.
154. The movement of shifts (control and security groups) to and from posts is carried out in a column one at a time. The leader follows at the head of the column. The movement of shifts to posts at the Battle Banner of the military unit and at the monuments, when approaching the post at a distance of 30 steps, is carried out in a marching step.
The leader of the changing guard follows next to and to the left of the leader of the new guard.
All commands are given by the breeder of the new guard. In guards with a large number of posts, as well as when they are located at a great distance from each other or from the guardhouse, the movement of shifts to posts can be carried out by vehicles.
155. When the last guard of the first shift of the new guard is posted, the guard leader leads his guards to the guardhouse, following the head of the shift. The leader of the new guard should be next to and to the left of the leader of the changing guard.
All commands are given by the changing guard.
156. When changing guards, they perform a military salute according to the rules set out in the Drill Regulations.
157. When changing the guard, the head of the new guard, together with the head of the changing guard, checks by circumvention and external inspection the condition of the most important protected objects specified in the instructions to the head of the guard, the serviceability of their lighting, fencing and trenches, the condition of the guardhouse, and then accepts from him, according to the inventory, documents, ammunition boxes, seals on them and keys to permits for opened protected objects, as well as communications and fire extinguishing equipment.
The footnote. Paragraph 157 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
158. Upon returning from their posts, the guards who separate the relieved and the new guards report on the shift in turn to their guard chiefs, for example: "Mr. Lieutenant, the shift has been carried out, the posts have been handed over (accepted) in good working order. The first breeding sergeant Vanyunkin." The weapon is discharged under the command of the head of the rotating guard. First, the weapon is discharged by the changing of the changing guard, then the breeding of a new guard. To unload weapons, the head of the guard commands: "Shift, one at a time from the right, UNLOAD."
At this command, the right-flank breeder (guard) takes a step forward, half a turn to the right, unloads his weapon under the supervision of the chief of the guard, puts the loaded magazine (clip with cartridges) in a bag or pocket on the unloading vest and reports: "The weapon is unloaded", pulling the bolt carrier (bolt) back, presents the weapon for inspection. The head of the guard examines the weapon, after which the breeder releases the bolt carrier (sends the bolt) to the forward position, pulls the trigger, puts the safety on the weapon and reports: "Safety on", unlocks (flips) bayonet, takes the weapon "on the belt" and, taking a step back, takes his place.
The rest of the guard shifts discharge their weapons in the same sequence. Then the guards, under the command of the senior, go to the location of the changing guard, and the guards go to the guardhouse.
159. Having accepted the reports, and having discharged their weapons, the heads of the guards, starting with the relieved one, sign the watch list of the relieved guard, while the head of the new guard makes comments on all the shortcomings discovered during the shift.
If a person who has arrived to check the guard is present during the changing of the guard, the guards, after asking his permission, report to the guard chiefs about the change. After receiving reports from the guards, the head of the new guard commands: "ATTENTION", then the heads of the guards take turns reporting to the inspector about the shift.
In all cases, the heads of the guards report to their guard duty officer (military unit) by means of communication or personally report to him.
160. After the changing of the guard, the head of the changing guard takes the changing guard to his military unit (subdivision). Upon arrival at the military unit, he personally organizes the unloading of magazines by the guard and the delivery of cartridges to the officer on duty (sergeant (sergeant major)). companies).
Upon arrival at the unit, the head of the rotating guard lines up the guard personnel and reports to the unit commander on the completion of the task.
For example: "Mr. Captain, the guard has arrived in full force. There were no accidents during the service. The head of the guard is Lieutenant Utepov."
Then he reports on the results of the inspection of the guard noted in the guard sheet and hands over the guard sheet to him along with other documents. After that, the guard personnel, under the personal supervision of the chief of the guard, hand over their weapons (live ammunition).
Guards who guarded the facilities only at night, at the end of the term of protection of the facility, are sent by the head of the guard to his military unit (subdivision). under the command of a senior who arrived from the unit, without waiting for the changing of the guard. The head of the guard makes an entry about this in the watch list and reports to the guard duty officer (military unit). Upon arrival at the unit, the senior team member is obliged to report to the officer on duty, the commander (sergeant, sergeant major) of the unit and to check the delivery of weapons and ammunition by the guards.
161. The replaced guard is released from classes and work on the day of the shift; guards who guarded the facility only at night are released from classes and work for 4 hours after arriving at the unit, at which time they are allowed to rest lying down (sleeping).
162. Upon receiving a signal to bring the guards to the highest levels of combat readiness, the guard is changed by units allocated according to the combat calculation. The guard is not divorced in this case. After a brief briefing by the guards on duty (military unit) and receiving the password for changing the guard, the guard arrives at the guardhouse.
The changing of the guards is carried out in accordance with the established procedure and within a shorter time. The number of posts, the special duties of the guards and the new password are set out in the documentation in case of receiving a signal to bring to the highest levels of combat readiness (paragraph 121 of this Statute).
163. The removal of the guard from the protected object is carried out by the guard officer (military unit) according to the written order of the head of the garrison (commander of the military unit), stamped in the presence of the head of the protected facility. An act on the removal of the guard is drawn up signed by the guard duty officer (military unit), the head of the guard and the head of the protected facility. A record is made in the act of handing over the protected object, the guardhouse and the equipment and inventory located in it and at the posts.
The head of the garrison (commander of the military unit) reports on the removal of permanent guards to the chief, who approved the schedule of guards.
Changing of the sentries
164. The sentries are changed after 2 hours, at an even or odd hour.
At an air temperature of minus twenty degrees Celsius and below, and during wind and with less frost, the change of sentry posts outside, as well as internal posts located in an unheated room, is carried out after 1 hour. At a temperature of plus thirty degrees Celsius and above (in the shade), the clock is also changed after 1 hour. In these cases, the guard duty officer (military unit) gives instructions on the change of sentries after 1 hour.
If the sentries were changed after 1 hour, then the head of the guard makes an entry in the watch list stating that the sentries were replaced from such an hour after 1 hour, and from such an hour, after such a shift, after 2 hours.
The guards at the entrance to the guardhouse are changed every 30 minutes by the assistant head of the guard or the head of the guard.
The footnote. Paragraph 164 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
165. When the shift approaches the sentry at a distance of 10-15 paces, the guard commander commands: "Shift, STOP" and orders one of the guards to observe (when following the shift by car, load weapons and observe) the post and the approaches to it.
For example: "Private Manabaev, watch the post and the approaches to it."
As the shift approaches, the sentry stands facing her and independently takes the machine gun to the "belt" position when the guard approaches in 3-4 steps, takes a counter step and reports on the results of his service, for example: "Mr. Sergeant, there were no incidents during the service. The sentry of the second post of the third shift is Private Karabalin." The leader of the changing guard commands the sentry: "ATTENTION." Then, at the command of the new guard, for example: "Private Kanafin, step up to the post - MARCH," the sentry takes a drill stance, takes a step to the right, the guard approaches the sentry and stands in his place, facing the opposite direction.
The guards who separate the replaced and the new guards stand on both sides of the sentry and the guard, one or two steps away from them, facing each other.
At the command of the rotating guard, "Sentry, surrender the post," the sentry verbally surrenders the post. At the same time, the sentry and the guard turn their heads to each other. The verbal surrender of the post consists in the fact that the sentry, having named the number of the post, lists everything to be guarded and defended to the guard who takes over the post, according to the table of posts, and also indicates what was seen near the post during his service.
After the verbal surrender of the post, the guard, at the command of his supervisor, "Guard, accept the post," is obliged, together with the supervisor of the new guard, in the presence of the sentry and the rotating guard, to bypass the guarded object and check the serviceability of lighting, fencing, doors (gates), the condition of windows, grilles and walls of the storage (warehouse), the presence and condition of locks, cords, seals (seals) and their correspondence to the casts (impressions), the number of military vehicles (weapons and military equipment) under protection, as well as the availability and condition of security equipment, communications, fire extinguishing, the condition of trenches, observation towers, control lane and guard clothing.
If necessary, the guard who takes over the post puts on his guard clothes with the help of the guard.
The footnote. Paragraph 165 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
166. If, during the reception and delivery of the post, any malfunction is detected (damage to the fence or seals, seals, locks, cords, doors, windows) or inconsistency of the seals (seals) with the casts (impressions), as well as the number of military vehicles (weapons and military equipment) under guard with the number indicated in the report card, the leader calls the head of the guard; when taking posts with a new guard, in such cases, the heads of the replaced and new guards are called.
167. After completing the delivery and reception of the post, the sentry and the guard who takes over the post stand facing the guard in the direction opposite to the guarded object, and report in turn.
For example: "Mr. Sergeant, Private Karabalin has passed post number three." "Mr. Senior Sergeant, Private Ibrayev has accepted post number three."
After reporting and receiving instructions from the breeder, the sentry takes up arms, as specified in paragraph 321 of this Statute, and begins to perform his duties at the post.
168. The transfer of the guard to the sentry position (sentry to the sentry position) is determined after his report on the reception (surrender) of the post by the command of the relieved guard: "From the post step - MARCH".
169. At the command of the rotating guard, for example: "Private Karabalin, step down from the post," the relieved guard stands behind the shift and independently takes the weapon to the "belt" position, and the guard who was watching the post and the approaches to it gets into line. After that, the leader of the new guard commands: "Shift, follow me with a step - MARCH" and leads the shift to the next post.
170. When changing the internal sentries, the supervisor, having brought the shift to the entrance to the room, commands: "Shift, - STOP," leaves one of the guards in charge and commands, for example: "Privates Dolin and Kamzaev, follow me step by step." Upon entering the room, the guard and the guards will replace the sentries in accordance with paragraphs 165-169 of this Statute.
171. When the posts are located on both sides of the guardhouse, the breeder first replaces the sentries at the posts located on one side of the guardhouse, and then, leaving the relieved guards in the guardhouse, lines up the rest of the guards of this shift and leads them to their posts, while the shift must include at least three people along with the breeder.
172. The construction of subsequent guard shifts to send them to their posts and the changing of sentries, as well as the loading and unloading of weapons, are carried out in the same way as indicated for the first shift.
Upon the return of the shift from the posts and after reporting to the head of the guard about the shift, weapons, except pistols, are discharged. Then the leader orders the guards to put machine guns (carbines) in the pyramid, and pistols in the safe.
173. The posting of sentries to new posts, as well as the removal of sentries from abolished posts, is carried out by the head of the guard on the basis of a stamped written order from the head of the garrison (commander of the military unit) in the presence of the guard duty officer (military unit) and the head of the protected facility. The posting (removal) of sentries is recorded in the watch list.
Internal order in the guards
174. No member of the guard should leave the guardhouse without the permission of the head of the guard.
175. Silence and order must be observed in the guardhouse. It is not allowed to use means of communication, except for communication with posts and guards on duty (military unit), to sing and play musical instruments. Reading literature and periodicals, playing chess and checkers, listening to the radio quietly and watching TV shows are allowed, without interfering with the task of the guard and the sleep of the campers. Smoking and shoe cleaning are allowed only in designated areas.
176. Submachine guns, carbines and machine guns are placed in pyramids unloaded, without magazines, with the bolts in the forward position, with the triggers pulled and the safety on. Pyramids in the guardhouse are not locked, but they are equipped with an electro-acoustic alarm to the head of the guard and the officer on duty, as well as a lock that can be opened from the room of the head of the guard and his assistant.
Bags with loaded magazines for machine guns (clips for carbines), an unloading vest, a sheath with bayonet knives and special equipment are not removed from waist belts. The heads of the guards, armed with pistols, do not remove them in the guardhouse.
Magazines (boxes with loaded belts) for machine guns are stored in a pyramid in a special box, locked, the key of which is kept by the chief of the guard in a sealed pencil case, and when he leaves the guardhouse and is handed over to the assistant chief of the guard for a rest period.
Magazines (boxes with loaded belts) for machine guns are stored in a pyramid in a special box, locked, the key of which is kept by the chief of the guard in a sealed pencil case, and when he leaves the guardhouse and is handed over to the assistant chief of the guard for a rest period.
Pistols of guard checkpoints are stored loaded in holsters in a metal box (safe), locked, the key of which is kept by the head of the guard, and when he leaves the guardhouse and is handed over to the assistant head of the guard for a rest period. Pistols are issued to guards before taking up their posts using special cards.
Weapons from the pyramid are taken only with the permission of the head of the guard or his assistant. Cleaning of weapons is carried out under the supervision of the head of the guard or his assistant, while disassembling weapons is not allowed.
177. The personnel of the guard are allowed to be in the guardhouse without hats and field insulated jackets (sheepskin coats, overcoats), but with equipment. Removed insulated field jackets (sheepskin coats, overcoats) and hats are placed on a hanger.
178. The personnel of the guard, with the exception of the chief of the guard and his assistant, are not allowed to enter into conversations with those who have arrived at the guardhouse, they are only allowed to answer questions from the persons checking the guard.
179. It is allowed to rest lying down (sleeping) without shoes, without removing equipment or undressing, but only by unbuttoning the collar and loosening the waist belt:
1) to the head of the guard – 4 o'clock in the daytime specified by the instructions;
2) to the assistant chief of the guard, to the assistant chief of the guard (operator) for technical security equipment - 4 hours each with the permission of the chief of the guard;
3) to the assistant chief of the guard for the service of guard dogs, breeding, breeding and drivers of vehicles - in his spare time with the permission of the chief of the guard;
4) the composition of one shift of guards - before taking up posts, after changing posts, returning to the guardhouse of another shift and bringing the combat crew of the guard;
5) changing the guards who guard the facilities only at night - upon their return to the guardhouse and after bringing the combat crew of the guard to their posts again;
6) guards of the control and security group - alternately, after completing the combat crew, for 4 hours each with the permission of the head of the guard.
The guards of the resting shift and the breeding staff are allowed to take off and dry their shoes.
The footnote. Paragraph 179 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
180. When the guard is called to the gun, the guard personnel in the guardhouse, including the resting shift, puts on hats, body armor, helmets, takes their weapons and lines up inside the guardhouse in the order of their numbers.
In the event of an attack on a guard or an object protected by it, as well as in the event of a fire or other natural disaster, the personnel act according to the combat calculation.
Field insulated jackets (sheepskin coats, overcoats) are worn on the special instructions of the head of the guard.
In all cases of withdrawal of the guard from the guardhouse (except in emergency situations), the assistant head of the guard or one of the guards remains in it.
181. In addition to basic food, all personnel of the guard are provided with additional rations for the period of service. Hot tea should be available all the time.
Food delivery to the guards is organized by the commanders of the units from which they are assigned, or by the guards on duty (military unit).
182. The maintenance of the guardhouse and the adjacent territory in cleanliness and order, as well as the heating of the furnaces, are assigned to the composition of the guard. Control over the performance of these duties, as well as the safety of equipment, property and inventory, is assigned to the assistant chief of the guard.
183. In addition to daily cleaning, preventive disinfection of the guardhouse is organized at least once a week, on days set by the head of the garrison (commander of the military unit).
184. The guardhouse must be regularly ventilated. The air temperature in the guardhouse must be at least plus eighteen degrees Celsius.
The furnaces are heated in accordance with the procedure established by the head of the garrison (commander of the military unit).
After dark, there should be full lighting in the guardhouse, in the corridors and in the toilet, and on-duty lighting in the room for the resting shift.
In the guardhouse located outside the military camp, the windows are closed from the inside at night with metal shutters equipped with loopholes.
The footnote. Paragraph 184 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
185. To protect the guardhouse of the guardhouse located outside the military camp and consisting of at least five three-shift posts, a sentry from among the guards of the waking shift is posted at the entrance to the guardhouse.
In the guards guarding particularly important state, regime and strategic facilities and having less than five three-shift posts, additional guards are assigned to guard the guardhouse.
Guards at the entrance to the guardhouse may serve on the observation tower.
Guardhouses located on the territory of a military unit (protected facility) are usually not guarded.
The entrance doors of the guardhouse are equipped with an observation window and must always be locked from the inside.
Checking the guards
186. Guards are required to check the persons to whom guards are subordinate (paragraph 109 of this Statute), company (battery) commanders, battalion (division) commanders from whom they are appointed, as well as their deputies and all direct superiors of these commanders.
Guards located on the territory of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport, as well as guards escorting transports with military cargo passing through the station (port), airport, in addition, are required to check the military commandant of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport or his assistants.
The inspection of the guards by officials is carried out according to the schedule approved by the head of the garrison (commander of the military unit).
Every changing of the guard must be checked.
187. In addition, guards are checked by persons who have arrived to lead the inspection (inspection) of troops, and on their instructions, officers from among the inspection (inspection) group are guards of the military units they inspect, as well as persons on behalf of:
1) The Minister of Defense, the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the relevant heads of other troops and military formations and their deputies;
2) the commanders-in-chief of the branches, the commanders of the branches of the armed forces and the troops of the regional commands, the heads of departments, main departments, directorates, departments and services of the Ministry of Defense and the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the relevant heads of other troops and military formations - guards guarding facilities under their command;
3) brigade commander - guards appointed from their subordinate military units;
4) military unit commander - guards appointed from subordinate units;
5) chief of the garrison - garrison, internal and temporary guards on the territory of this garrison;
6) chief of military communications - guards passing through a station (port), airport, as well as located on the territory of a railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport;
7) the head of the military police body of the garrison - guards in the area of responsibility, including temporary guards.
The inspection of guards is entrusted only to persons who know the guard service well. The military personnel assigned to check the guards must be instructed.
188. The persons referred to in paragraph 187 of this Statute are required to present to the chief of the garrison (commander of a military unit) the stamped written instructions of the chiefs on whose instructions they were appointed to inspect the guards. Based on these instructions, they are issued a one-time certificate for the right to inspect the guards, signed by the head of the garrison (commander of the military unit), stamped with an official seal, which is presented to the guard officer (military unit). The specified one-time certificate is also issued by the head of the garrison to persons appointed to check both garrison and internal guards, and by the commander of the military unit to check internal guards.
The one-time certificate indicates to whom it was issued, for which guards to check, and for how long the check should be carried out. Upon completion of the inspection, it is handed over to the head of the guard. If the validity period of the certificate has expired and has not been used, it is handed over by the person who was supposed to check the guard to the chief of staff of the garrison (military unit).
The commander of the company (battery) from which the guard is assigned, as well as his deputies and all direct superiors of the commander of the company (battery), will not be issued a certificate for the right to inspect the guards.
The military commander of military communications conducts an inspection of guards located on the territory of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport, on the basis of a permanent certificate for the right to inspect guards, signed by the Chief of Military Communications of the Armed Forces and upon presentation of an identity card, and other officials of the commandant's offices of the railway (sea, river) section and stations (ports), airports - on the basis of a permanent security clearance signed by the military commandant.
189. All persons who have arrived to check the guards on behalf of the chiefs listed in paragraph 187 of this Statute, conduct an inspection accompanied by the guard on duty (military unit) or his assistant (assistant to the guard on duty, if the guard is subordinate to him). The guard officer on duty (military unit) checks the identity card and a one-time certificate for the right to check the guard.
Officers of their military unit may check the guard without being accompanied by the officer on duty at the military unit or his assistant.
190. Guards are being checked:
1) the availability of personnel in accordance with the watch list;
2) the presence of weapons;
3) combat readiness of the guard, knowledge of duties and their practical fulfillment by the guard personnel;
4) the internal order in the guard, compliance with the rules of storage of weapons and ammunition, the correctness of the prescribed documentation and the maintenance of a watch list;
5) the compliance of the equipment of the guardhouse and posts with the requirements of this Statute, the serviceability of security equipment, communications, lighting;
6) Excluded by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication). The footnote. Paragraph 190 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
191. Persons who check the performance of sentry duty are accompanied by the head of the guard or his assistant (breeding) with one or two armed guards.
To check the duty of the sentries, as well as in case of a call to the post, the head of the guard or his assistant (breeding) should go to the post, accompanied by one or two armed guards with loaded weapons.
192. Those who check the sentries' service (with the exception of the persons to whom the sentries are subordinate) do not make comments to them, they give instructions to the accompanying persons about all the shortcomings they have noticed. The inspectors write down the results of the inspection and their instructions in the watch list.
During the verification of the sentries' service, the head of the guard or his assistant (diluting) attracts the guard accompanying him to strengthen surveillance of the post and the approaches to it.
It is not allowed to check the duty of the sentries by stealthily approaching the post, attempts to take away the sentry's weapon and in other ways that may lead to accidents.
Features of the organization and performance of guard duty for the protection and defense of facilities in separately located radio engineering (anti-aircraft missile) and other special units
193. The service for the protection and defense of facilities, weapons and military equipment, and materiel in separately located radio engineering (anti-aircraft missile) and other special units is organized by unit commanders and carried out by patrolmen armed with standard weapons appointed from these units, as well as using technical security equipment or simultaneously technical security equipment and patrol officers.
When facilities are equipped with technical security equipment, the equipment for receiving signals from them is installed in the room of the chief of the combat crew on duty (shift) or the unit on duty and is under his supervision.
Patrol officers are part of the daily squad of units, report to the unit commander, the chief of the combat crew on duty, the shift (operational duty officer), the sergeant (sergeant major), the unit on duty and his assistant, and serve as sentries in accordance with these regulations and the instructions approved by the commander of the military unit.
The footnote. Paragraph 193 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
194. Instructions to the unit on duty and patrol officers are drawn up by the chief of staff of the military unit (unit commander), taking into account the nature of the facility and the conditions of its protection.
When organizing a facility security service with a combined staff of various units, the instructions are drawn up by the headquarters of the military unit.
The instructions set out: duties of the officer on duty at the unit and patrolmen for the protection and defense of facilities; what is to be protected; time and order of patrol; number of patrolmen, special duties of patrolmen on certain sections of routes, the procedure for their actions in cases of attacks on protected facilities, unauthorized operation of security equipment, in emergency situations, on signals to bring in the highest levels of combat readiness; electromagnetic radiation sectors of weapons and military equipment, the procedure for protecting patrolmen from them; it indicates in which cases patrolmen are allowed to use weapons, as well as the dangerous direction of fire; the procedure for reporting on duty and admitting persons to protected facilities, weapons and military equipment, materiel, as well as to the protected area is established.
The instructions approved by the commander of the military unit (subdivision) are attached to the instructions of the officer on duty in the unit: the movement pattern of patrol officers; the list of persons allowed to enter the protected area to receive and hand over weapons and military equipment, material assets, or to open storage facilities; samples of permits and seal impressions issued in accordance with paragraph 122 of this Statute.
195. For patrol duty, several schedules are drawn up that exclude the repetition of time intervals and patrol routes.
Patrol schedules are approved by the unit commander and stored in a closed drawer (cabinet) at the unit duty officer. The duration of each schedule is determined by the unit commander.
196. Patrol officers are provided with live ammunition in accordance with paragraph 115 of this Statute.
Submachine guns, carbines and machine guns are placed in a separate pyramid installed in the room of the officer on duty in the unit, unloaded, without magazines, with the bolts in the forward position, with the triggers pulled and the safety on. The pyramids are locked and equipped with an electro-acoustic alarm system, which is activated by the unit on duty and the chief of the combat crew on duty, shift (operational duty officer).
Bags with loaded magazines for machine guns (clips for carbines), an unloading vest, bayonet knives and special equipment are not removed from patrol waist belts.
Magazines (boxes with loaded belts) for machine guns are stored in a pyramid in a special box, locked, the key of which is with the officer on duty at the unit, with himself, and when he leaves the room and for a rest period are transferred to the assistant officer on duty at the unit.
Weapons from the pyramid are taken only with the permission of the officer on duty in the unit or his assistant. Cleaning of weapons is carried out under the supervision of the officer on duty in the unit or his assistant, while disassembling weapons is not allowed.
The footnote. Paragraph 196 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
197. Patrolmen are trained for duty in accordance with paragraphs 142-145 of this Statute.
198. A patrolman performs his duty by bypassing the location of the unit (facility) along the route indicated in the patrolmen's traffic pattern.
Patrolmen are provided with portable means of communication, in addition, fixed communication points are installed on the routes of movement, through which the patrolman reports to the officer on duty at the unit on the progress of duty.
During the daytime, patrolmen can carry out surveillance from convenient locations or towers equipped with communication facilities.
199. The patrolman must:
1) vigilantly guard and staunchly defend facilities, weapons and military equipment, and other material assets of the unit and do not stop performing the assigned task until it is replaced or removed;
2) know the signals set up to communicate with the officer on duty in the unit and to call him if any violation or malfunction is detected in the fencing of the facility, as well as in case of any kind of violations;
3) strictly observe the schedule and route set for him;
4) during service, have a weapon loaded according to the rules specified in paragraph 117 of this Statute, and always ready for action.
While on duty, the patrolman is not allowed to be distracted from the task at hand (sleeping, sitting, reading, writing, smoking, talking to strangers, carrying out natural necessities, accepting and handing over any objects from anyone, unnecessarily loading a cartridge into the chamber) or otherwise, they may be distracted from fulfilling their duties.
A patrolman should answer questions only from those persons to whom he is subordinate and those who arrived with them for inspection.
200. In the event of an attack on a patrolman or an object protected by him, as well as when an unauthorized person approaches the border of the protected object indicated by signs, the patrolman acts as specified in paragraphs 323-326 of this Statute.
201. The inspection of patrol officers is carried out by the unit commander, his deputies, persons on his instructions, as well as all his direct superiors. In addition, the check is carried out by the chief of the combat crew on duty (shift), as well as the sergeant (foreman) and the officer on duty in the unit.
Persons checking patrol duty are accompanied by a unit officer on duty with one patrol officer on a free shift.
The results of the inspection, as well as the time of opening and closing of storages (warehouses), are recorded in the book of reception and delivery of duty.
The officer on duty in the unit is obliged to check patrol duty at least twice a day (including once at night), guided by the requirements of paragraphs 189, 190 of this Statute.
202. Patrolmen are replaced during the shift of duty by the officer on duty in the unit in the presence of the relieved officer on duty in the unit, in relation to the shift of sentries (paragraphs 164-169 of this Statute), subsequently independently, in accordance with the schedule, according to the pass and recall established by the officer on duty in the unit for each shift.
203. When sending another patrolman to serve, the officer on duty at the unit, and upon his departure from the premises and for a rest period, his assistant gives him weapons in accordance with the established procedure, instructs him, paying special attention to the order of use of weapons, takes him to the site for loading and unloading weapons, checks the correctness of loading weapons.
The footnote. Paragraph 203 – as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
204. Upon returning from the patrol route, the patrolman calls the officer on duty at the unit with a set signal, and upon his departure from the premises and during the rest period of his assistant to the site for loading and unloading weapons, reports to him on the results of the patrol, the state of the posts and the shift performed, unloads the weapon under his supervision, puts the magazines (clips) in a bag (special compartments of the unloading vest), after which he hands over the weapon to the attendant or his assistant. The unit officer on duty reports on the issue and acceptance of weapons and ammunition, and upon his departure from the premises and during the rest period, his assistant makes an appropriate entry in a special journal.
The footnote. Paragraph 204 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
205. The officer on duty at the unit reports on the change of patrol officers, and upon his departure from the premises and during the rest period, his assistant makes an entry in the book of reception and delivery of duty.
The footnote. Paragraph 205 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
206. The order and place of rest of the patrol officers are determined by the commander of the unit, depending on the conditions of accommodation in relation to paragraphs 177, 179 of this Statute.
Features of the organization and service in the guardhouse
The footnote. The heading of the subsection is as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
General provisions
207. A guardhouse is a special room equipped with military police bodies that legally provides temporary isolation from the society of military personnel.:
subjected to administrative arrest;
persons detained on suspicion of committing criminal offenses, as well as suspects accused of committing a crime, defendants in respect of whom detention has been chosen as a preventive measure.;
those sentenced to arrest;
persons sentenced to imprisonment – until the court's verdict of guilty enters into legal force and they are referred to the penal enforcement authorities.
The footnote. Paragraph 207 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
208. The shift supervisor, the supervisor and the guards are appointed to the guardhouse duty shift. The duty shifts at the guardhouse are subordinate to the head of the detachment (department), the head of the guardhouse and the duty officer for the military police body.
The guardhouse inspector is given the rights and duties of a sentry upon joining the service.
The staff of the shift is armed with special equipment, and in the case of convicts, suspects and accused, with standard small arms.
The number and placement of external and internal security posts are established by time tables approved by the heads of the military police of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations.
The order of service and the use of weapons is carried out in accordance with the requirements of this Statute and paragraphs 10-11 of the Statute of the internal Service.
The footnote. Paragraph 208 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
209. The heads of the military police of the garrisons place temporarily detained military personnel in the premises.:
1) those who are intoxicated - for a period of no more than three hours from the time of sobering up, certified by a medical professional;
2) those detained by the internal affairs bodies and the military police for violating public order - for a period of no more than three hours.
The above actions are carried out by the head of the military police body in strict accordance with paragraphs 240-244 of the Charter of the garrison and guard service of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Sending military personnel to the guardhouse and their protection (escort)
210. The detained servicemen are sent to the guardhouse with a copy of the detention protocol.
Military personnel who have been subjected to administrative arrest are sent to the guardhouse with a court order on the application of administrative arrest.
Military personnel, in respect of whom a preventive measure in the form of detention has been chosen, are sent to the guardhouse with a resolution issued in accordance with the Criminal Procedure Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Military personnel sentenced to arrest and detention in the brig are sent to the brig with a copy of the verdict and an order for its execution.
Military personnel sentenced to imprisonment may be sent to the guardhouse with a copy of the court verdict before the verdict enters into force and they are sent to the penal enforcement authorities.
The footnote. Paragraph 210 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
211. A vehicle is allocated for sending military personnel to the guardhouse by order of the head of the military police body (head of the garrison) (appendix 17).
212. Military personnel held in the guardhouse (except for military personnel subjected to administrative arrest) are sent outside the guardhouse (to the prosecutor's office, court, for investigative actions and other circumstances) in a vehicle under escort, which is armed with standard weapons and special equipment.
The composition and order of protection are determined on the basis of a study of the conditions of protection and escort routes by the head of the military police body (commander of a military unit).
Escorts (guards) must have weapons in the "belt" position, while traveling in a vehicle - between their knees.
213. Escorting a soldier held in a guardhouse on foot in populated areas, as well as traveling in urban and suburban transport is not allowed.
Admission of military personnel to the guardhouse
214. Military personnel are admitted to the guardhouse by the head of the guardhouse, and in his absence by the head of the duty shift, on the basis of the documents specified in paragraph 210 of this Statute, as well as in the presence of documents certifying the identity of the serviceman.
The footnote. Paragraph 214 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
215. The head of the guardhouse, and in his absence, the shift supervisor, checks the availability of necessary documents and the correctness of their registration, their belongings, performs a personal search, seizes belts, laces, things, valuables and other items that are prohibited in the cell for storage. The information contained in the documents that are the basis for admission to the guardhouse, as well as a list of seized and accepted items, objects, documents and the amount of money, the head of the guardhouse, and in his absence, the shift supervisor, enters into the logbook of military personnel held in the guardhouse (appendix 18), in the presence of the serviceman and issues him a receipt (appendix 19) in their reception, which is drawn up in triplicate, after which the head of the guardhouse directs the serviceman to the shift supervisor for placement in a cell., In the absence of the head of the guardhouse, the shift supervisor places the serviceman in a cell.
When a serviceman is admitted to the guardhouse, a medical officer examines the serviceman, and a corresponding entry is made in the logbook of military personnel held in the guardhouse.
If a serviceman is received by the shift supervisor at the guardhouse, he gives the serviceman a receipt for the documents and things accepted from him, then submits the documents and things with their inventory to the head of the guardhouse.
The footnote. Paragraph 215 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
216. The head of the guardhouse, and in his absence, the shift supervisor, after receiving the serviceman, retains the documents and issues to the person who delivered the serviceman the first copy of the receipt for the reception of the serviceman, which is drawn up in three copies, is registered in the unclassified office of the military police authority and subsequently handed over to them to the military unit that sent the serviceman to the guardhouse, for its registration and accounting until the end of the period of detention of a serviceman in the brig.
The procedure for registering military personnel brought to the guardhouse, conducting a personal search, medical examination (if necessary, fingerprinting and photographing), as well as the list of items to be seized, are determined by the internal regulations of the guardhouse.
The footnote. Paragraph 216 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
Detention of military personnel in the brig
217. Military personnel sentenced to arrest are serving their sentences in the brig. Military personnel of officers, sergeants and enlisted personnel are kept separately and separately from military personnel held in the brig for other reasons.
Those sentenced to arrest serve their sentences in strict isolation in lockable communal cells. Men and women are placed separately.
Punishments of convicted military personnel are executed in accordance with the Penal Enforcement Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, other laws and regulatory legal acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The footnote. Paragraph 217 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
218. Every person held in a guardhouse is provided with eight hours of sleep at night. Bedding is provided for bedtime.
219. Military personnel held in the guardhouse are required to strictly observe the rules established in the guardhouse, comply with the legal requirements of the head of the guardhouse and the personnel of the duty shift.
The footnote. Paragraph 219 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
220. The daily routine in the guardhouse is set by the head of the military police authority.
221. During the day, with the exception of the time of work and walking, military personnel are kept in locked cells, except for temporarily detained persons who are in the premises for temporary detainees.
Locks for all cameras must be identical and locked with the same keys. Two such keys should be kept in the shift supervisor's room and one in the guardhouse supervisor's room.
The footnote. Paragraph 221 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
222. Military personnel, while in the cell, must have underwear, work clothes and shoes. The rest of the items are stored outside the cells in accordance with the order established in the guardhouse.
223. In the common cells, senior military personnel are appointed to be responsible for the cleanliness and order in the cells. They are required to line up military personnel for morning inspection, roll call during shift shifts, evening check of the presence of military personnel, and also to ensure that they comply with the established regime of detention.
The footnote. Paragraph 223 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
224. Military personnel held in the guardhouse enjoy daily walks for the duration prescribed by penal enforcement legislation and legislation on the procedure and conditions of detention of persons in special institutions providing temporary isolation from society. The walk is carried out during the daytime on a specially equipped territory of the guardhouse. The convicted person's walk may be terminated prematurely in case of violation of the established rules of internal order.
For morning and evening restrooms, military personnel are escorted out of their cells: military personnel held in shared cells, one by one; military personnel held in solitary cells, one by one, in order of priority.
Additional time is allocated for female military personnel to comply with the rules of personal hygiene.
The shift supervisor is called through the supervisor.
The footnote. Paragraph 224 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
For morning and evening restrooms, military personnel are escorted out of their cells: military personnel held in shared cells, one by one; military personnel held in single cells, one by one, in order of priority.
Additional time is allocated for female military personnel to follow the rules of personal hygiene.
The chief of the guard is called through a guard or sentry.
225. To travel outside the guardhouse (to the prosecutor's office, the court, for investigative actions and for other reasons), military personnel held in the guardhouse must be dressed in military uniforms according to the season.
226. When performing work by military personnel held in the guardhouse, the escort is obliged to:
1) to prevent the production of work in several places at the same time, if the protection and monitoring of military personnel held in the guardhouse is made difficult as a result.;
2) to ensure that during work or during breaks, military personnel held in the guardhouse do not communicate with strangers, do not smoke or leave their place of work.
The footnote. Paragraph 226 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
227. Military personnel held in the brig must bathe once a week on the days and hours set by the head of the military police authority. On the same days, a change of underwear and bed linen is carried out, as well as a medical examination of military personnel. Physical examination of military personnel is carried out daily.
Military personnel held in the brig must always have their hair neatly trimmed and shaved. The procedure for haircuts and shaving of military personnel is established by the head of the guardhouse.
228. Military personnel held in the brig are provided with food according to the standard of the basic combined-arms ration, and they are enrolled in meals based on food certificates. If food is not prepared in the guardhouse, the order of its delivery to the military personnel in the guardhouse is established by the head of the garrison.
Detainees who do not have food certificates, who are placed in a guardhouse or in a room for temporary detainees, are credited to the allowance according to an extract from the order of the head of the military police authority (commander of a military unit).
Military personnel held in the guardhouse eat in their cells or in the canteen at the guardhouse. Military personnel held in solitary confinement take their meals in their cells.
229. Daily and general (once a week) cleaning of cells, toilets, as well as washing (rubbing) floors in the guardhouse are carried out by military personnel under the supervision of a guard. Video surveillance systems are installed in the cells and the corridor.
Cameras are checked daily at a time when military personnel are out for a walk or work.
Disinfection of the guardhouse and toilets is carried out once a week. After dark, cells, corridors and toilets should be illuminated. There should be lighting in the cells during sleep.
The temperature in the cells is maintained at least plus eighteen degrees Celsius.
Military personnel held in the brig are allowed to correspond and use writing materials, read newspapers, general military regulations, military and educational literature, and listen to radio broadcasts.
Smoking is allowed in designated areas.
Each guardhouse must have a sufficient number of general military regulations, military and educational literature. The guardhouse must be provided with fresh newspapers on a daily basis. Literature and newspapers are distributed to military personnel in the guardhouse by the shift supervisor.
The footnote. Paragraph 229 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
230. The protection and escort (escort) of military personnel in and out of the guardhouse are organized in accordance with the procedure approved by the first head of the authorized body, while their route outside the guardhouse is carried out in coordination with the investigator, the body of inquiry, the prosecutor or the court.
The footnote. Paragraph 230 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
231. Prosecutors, their deputies and assistants in the supervision of compliance with laws, investigators, investigative bodies in the investigation of criminal cases, as well as defenders, participants in the national preventive mechanism and members of public monitoring commissions, upon presentation of identification cards and relevant documents, are allowed at any time to the guardhouse, to the premises for temporary detainees by the head of the guardhouse (duty officer to the military police body) with notification of the head of the military police body (commander of the military unit) and the prosecutor, supervising the legality in this guardhouse or in the premises for temporary detainees.
Release of military personnel held in the guardhouse
232. Military personnel held in the guardhouse are released from the guardhouse by the head of the guardhouse, from the premises for temporary detainees – by the officer on duty at the military police authority: upon serving the sentence imposed by the court verdict; upon cancellation of the court verdict with the acquittal or termination of proceedings; on the basis of an act of amnesty or pardon; recognized by the military medical commission unfit for military service for health reasons and other reasons stipulated by the legislation on military service.
In addition, at the request of the prosecutor, military personnel illegally detained in the guardhouse are released.
The footnote. Paragraph 232 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
233. In order to release a serviceman from the guardhouse, the head of the guardhouse, on the eve of the end of the arrest period, informs the commander of his military unit about the time of the serviceman's release in order to send a representative for him and issues a release note to the head of the duty shift (appendix 20), which is handed in together with the book of reception and delivery of duties.
The head of the guardhouse releases the serviceman within the prescribed period on the basis of documents granting the right to release, makes a record of the time of release of the serviceman held in the guardhouse in the register of military personnel held in the guardhouse and in the nominal list of military personnel held in the guardhouse, gives him personal belongings, money and documents, as well as a certificate. signed by the head of the military police authority on the time and grounds for his release for submission to the commander of the military unit. The receipt previously issued to the serviceman for receiving things, money and documents is destroyed.
The footnote. Paragraph 233 – as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
Guardhouse equipment
234. The guardhouse shall be equipped in such a way that military personnel placed in the guardhouse for various reasons, as well as military personnel of different categories (formations – in accordance with legislative acts), depending on gender (male, female), are kept separately in accordance with the requirements of paragraph 217 of this Statute.
By decision of the first head of the authorized body, as well as the head of the Main Directorate of the Military Police of the Armed Forces and the head of the Military Police Department of the National Security Committee of the Republic of Kazakhstan, officials are appointed from the military police to check the equipment of the guardhouse, the presence of military personnel held in the guardhouse and the order of their detention.
The heads of territorial divisions of military police bodies also have the right to inspect the guardhouses under their jurisdiction.
The footnote. Paragraph 234 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
235. The guardhouse must have the following premises:
1) the room of the shift on duty;
2) Shared and single cameras;
3) rooms for the staff of the guardhouse;
4) interrogation rooms for military personnel held in the guardhouse;
5) kitchen for heating and cooking;
6) the dining room;
7) a storeroom equipped with racks (hangers) for storing military personnel's belongings held in the guardhouse;
8) premises for temporary detainees;
9) a washroom;
10) toilets.
The footnote. Paragraph 235 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
236. The cells should have bunks, tables, benches, spittoons, mugs and containers with drinking water.
In the cells for the detention of officers, as well as sergeants of the highest non-commissioned staff, there should be trestle beds, tables, stools, bedside tables for personal belongings and toiletries, containers with drinking water and mugs, hangers and spittoons.
237. The room of the head of the guardhouse should have a table, chairs (stools), a couch, a hanger, as well as a fireproof cabinet or metal box attached to the floor or to the wall for documents, money and valuable items taken from military personnel for storage.
238. Doors and windows in the cells of military personnel held in the guardhouse and in common areas (washrooms) are equipped with technical security equipment. Windows in these rooms, in addition, must have iron grilles, if necessary, covered with metal mesh from the inside. Observation windows are installed in the doors of the cells. In the corridors of the guardhouse there should be lockable cabinets for toiletries and shoe cleaning supplies, as well as for insulated jackets (overcoats) and hats. The keys to the cabinets are kept by the shift supervisor.
The footnote. Paragraph 238 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
239. Each guardhouse should have a courtyard for military personnel to walk around, fenced with a dense fence at least three meters high, equipped with a metal grate and a video surveillance system on top.
Temporary detention facility
240. A room for temporary detainees is a special adapted room intended for the forced detention of military personnel for a period established by law in order to prevent an administrative offense or ensure administrative proceedings.
The footnote. Paragraph 240 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
241. All detainees are held in a temporary detention facility until a decision is made on them by the head of the military police authority, but not for more than the period provided for by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The footnote. Paragraph 241 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
242. Military personnel held in the premises for temporary detainees are guarded by a specially designated squad.
The squad of the premises for temporary detainees at the guardhouse of the military police includes a shift supervisor, a supervisor and a guard.
The military police officer on duty and his assistant are part of the military police officer on duty at the military police department.
The inspector of the premises for temporary detainees in the guardhouse of the military police, upon joining the service, is given the rights and duties of a sentry.
The footnote. Paragraph 242 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
243. Military personnel brought to the premises for temporary detainees are accepted by the military police officer on duty and recorded in the register of military personnel placed in the premises for temporary detainees.
When receiving detained military personnel, the military police officer on duty searches their belongings and uniforms, seizes belts, laces, things and valuables that are prohibited in the premises, as well as all official documents. A protocol is drawn up on the seizure of weapons and ammunition, documents, prohibited items, belongings and valuables, which is signed by the military police officer on duty and the persons who delivered the detainee, as well as by the detainee himself.
The procedure for processing documents is the same as for the admission of military personnel to the guardhouse.
Military personnel brought to the premises for temporary detainees in a state of intoxication sign a protocol after sobering up.
All military personnel, upon admission to the premises for temporary detainees, must be examined by a medical professional, about which a corresponding entry is made in the book of detainees.
The footnote. Paragraph 243 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
244. The door to the premises for temporary detainees is locked and must ensure reliable protection of detainees and constant monitoring of them. The keys to the premises for temporary detainees are kept by the military police officer on duty, as well as the shift supervisor.
There should be lockable bunks, tables, benches, and spittoons in the room.
The footnote. Paragraph 244 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
Features of the organization and performance of guard duty for the protection of weapons and military equipment, materiel of military echelons during the transportation of troops
245. Weapons and military equipment, and military materiel transported by military echelons by rail, sea, and river transport are guarded by guards assigned from the military units (subunits) transported in them.
The guard for the protection and escort of the military echelon is appointed by order of the commander of the transported military unit and is determined depending on the composition of the military echelon and the conditions of transportation.
246. The guard of a military train is located in a carriage (ship's room) equipped for transporting people, or in separate compartments of a passenger carriage. In the same carriage (ship's room), a post is set up at the Battle Banner. Along with the Battle Banner, a cash drawer and a box with secret documents may be under guard.
Wired (radio) communication is organized with the posts.
247. The itinerary of the military echelon, the list of guard outfits, the report card and the instructions to the chief of the guard are developed by the headquarters of the military unit for each military echelon separately, approved by the commander of the military unit and handed to the chief of the military echelon in preparation for transportation.
248. The order, place, and time of the divorce and changing of the guard are determined by the chief of the military echelon. The first shift of sentries, the changing and removal of the guard are carried out in the presence of the officer on duty at the military echelon or his assistant.
The clock is changed depending on the stops and if possible: in summer - every 2 hours, in winter - every 1 hour.
249. The head of the guard reports to the head of the military echelon, the officer on duty at the echelon and his assistant. In addition to fulfilling the general duties provided for in this Charter, he is obliged to:
1) accept (according to the bill) in the presence of the military echelon officer the weapons and military equipment to be guarded, material assets, as well as wagons (ship's rooms, decks) from the commanders of the transported units or from the head of the changing guard, while checking the reliability of the doors and hatches, the serviceability of the wagon bodies and the integrity of the seals.;
2) check the serviceability of fastening weapons and military equipment, material assets, the number of seats, the serviceability of packaging, the reliability of tying tarpaulins for shelter, closing doors and hatches, as well as the integrity of seals; require the elimination of identified deficiencies;
3) to change the sentries at train stops indicated by the officer on duty at the military echelon; if the time of the train stop is not enough to change the sentries, then the shift should be stopped before the next train stop.;
4) strengthen the protection of the military echelon at stops, allocating additional sentries from the guards of the waking shift;
5) to prevent the passage of any outsider in guarded wagons (on decks and in ship's rooms), except for the relevant transport officials, whose admission is carried out with the permission of the duty officer at the military echelon;
6) allow transport workers to inspect and repair the undercarriage of protected wagons under the supervision of a diluting or sentry (on a ship - to inspect ship's premises, deck mechanisms) and the correctness of cargo fastening;
7) immediately take measures to stop the train (on board the ship - inform the officer of the watch or the captain of the watch) in cases of fire, detection of anything threatening traffic safety (shifting equipment on platforms, turning tank turrets, artillery barrels, container malfunction, cargo leakage, etc.), safety of material assets, and report the incident to the officer on duty at the military echelon;
8) upon arrival at the destination, hand over the wagons (ship's rooms and decks) to representatives of the railway (port) in the presence of the officer on duty at the military echelon, and the guarded weapons and military equipment, material assets to the commanders of the military echelon units or to the recipients of the cargo and continue to act on the instructions of the officer on duty at the military echelon.
250. During the movement of the train, sentries are placed according to the table of posts in the carriage where the guard is stationed, or in the nearest carriage. During parking, sentries are posted on both sides of the guarded wagons, with each sentry assigned to guard one side of the wagons. During the movement of the vessel, sentries are stationed at protected weapons and military equipment, materiel on the decks (superstructures) or at the ship's premises; in the parking lot - on the decks, at each side, at the gangways, and, if necessary, at the pier (shore).
251. The sentry, in addition to fulfilling the requirements provided for in paragraphs 317-329 of this Statute, is obliged to:
1) upon receiving the post, check by external inspection the serviceability of the attachment of weapons and military equipment, materiel on platforms and in gondola cars (on the decks of ships and in ship spaces), the number of seats, the serviceability of packaging, the reliability of the binding of tarpaulins for their shelter, as well as the integrity of seals on the doors of covered wagons (ship spaces);
2) on the way and at the parking lots, carefully observe the guarded wagons (decks, ship rooms);
3) in case of fire, detection of anything threatening the safety of movement or the safety of weapons and military equipment, material assets, immediately inform the head of the guard by means of communication, take measures to stop the train with a stopcock, and in its absence, give stop signals with a circular motion of an outstretched hand with a red flag (at night - with a red light) or shots fired upwards (on the ship - inform the officer of the watch, the captain of the watch);
4) do not allow anyone to travel in guarded wagons (on decks and in ship's rooms), as well as in cabins and bodies of transported vehicles without the permission of the head of the guard;
5) to allow only with the permission of the head of the guard or the transport worker for inspection and repair of the undercarriage of the protected wagons (on the ship - for inspection of ship premises, deck mechanisms) and cargo fastening; during the work to observe them.
252. The head of the guard rests, as a rule, during the movement of the train (ship), alternating with the guard or with one of the guards.
The guards take turns resting with the permission of the head of the guard.
Features of the organization and performance of guard duty for the protection of military goods during their transportation
253. The protection and defense of military cargo transports are carried out by guards appointed from military units.
The guard is on duty without a shift from the point of loading (departure) to the point of unloading indicated to the head of the guard.
254. The list of military cargoes that are subject to guard during transportation, as well as the composition of the guard, are determined by orders of the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the relevant heads of other troops and military formations.
255. The guard is stationed in an equipped covered, passenger or special escort carriage (ship's room, aircraft cabin). Railway employees are provided with removable military equipment for installation in the carriage. An oven for heating personnel and cooking is installed in compliance with fire safety requirements.
The guard's weapons and ammunition are stored in a metal box equipped with secure locks and a sealing device. The box is locked and sealed by the head of the guard. An inscription is applied diagonally on the box in red paint: "Military."
The placement of sentries during the movement of the train (vessel), the strengthening of the protection of military goods during the stop and the change of sentries is carried out as specified in paragraphs 248-250 of this Statute.
When guarding military cargo transported by air, sentries are stationed: during the flight - in the cabins; at the airport (airfield) - at the aircraft.
The footnote. Paragraph 255 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
256. The commander of a military unit is obliged to ensure that he is handed over to the head of the guard:
1) travel certificate;
2) certificates of the prescribed form on his appointment as the head of the guard with a list of the guard personnel and an indication on the reverse side of the certificate of the type, numbers of weapons and the amount of ammunition issued, signed on the front by the commander of the unit and stamped, on the reverse side signed by the chief of staff of the military unit and stamped;
3) weapons and ammunition for them, a metal box for their storage, as well as a metal seal for sealing;
4) a post sheet, stamped with a stamp, with a record of the briefing;
5) food for the round trip and certificates for food (separately for each guard);
6) funds for travel expenses;
7) the radio receiver;
8) utensils for cooking and eating, as well as for storing drinking water;
9) sets of guard clothes, additional sets of underwear (at the rate of one set for 7 days), bedding for the entire guard (if they are on the move for more than one day);
10) medical first-aid kit;
11) a red light lamp and red warning flags;
12) military transportation documents (separately for each guard) or funds for return to the military unit, other documents and property in accordance with the instructions (regulations) for the protection and escort of military goods approved by the heads of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations.
257. When transporting goods requiring special knowledge, an accompanying officer (specialist) is appointed, whose military rank and surname are included in the duty list.
He travels in the same carriage with the guard from the departure station to the destination station.
258. Before the departure of the guard, the officer on duty at the military unit checks the composition and security of the guard, their knowledge of their duties, the condition of weapons and ammunition, and the appearance of each guard.
The officer on duty at the military unit reports on the readiness of the guard to the commander of the military unit (Chief of Staff).
Commander of a military unit (Chief of Staff): inspects the guard, checks its security and instructs the guard, including on the rules for storing weapons and ammunition, meeting the requirements of safety measures, especially on electrified railway sections, and fire protection en route; gives the order to carry out a combat mission; ensures the timely arrival of the guard at the place of cargo reception, allocating, if necessary, transport the remedy.
259. The sender of the military cargo is obliged to:
1) to meet and place a guard who arrived to protect the cargo en route, to provide the personnel with hot food and medical care, as well as the safety of their weapons and ammunition;
2) equip the post on the rolling stock with a special fence;
3) if necessary, install a partition in the carriage designed to accommodate the guard personnel.;
4) when providing a special guard car to the guard, fill it with good-quality drinking water, provide fuel and lighting equipment.;
5) notify the military commandant of the railway (sea, river) section and station (port), airport about the readiness of the transport for departure.
260. It is not allowed to involve guards in household chores, loading and securing equipment on rolling stock.
261. The head of the guard is subordinate to the military commandants of military communications of railway (sea, river) sections and stations (ports), airports along the route of transport and the officer accompanying the cargo. The head of the guard on a transport vessel is subordinate to the captain of the vessel (in matters of ship regulations and accidents).
In addition to fulfilling the general duties specified in paragraph 249 of this Statute, the head of the guard is obliged to:
1) arrive at the sender of the military cargo with the guard no later than 3 hours before loading and present him with a certificate of his appointment as the head of the guard;
2) receive from the sender of the military cargo two copies of the inventory of wagons (ship rooms, aircraft cabins) and individual places on platforms and gondolas (on the deck of the vessel) with a record in them of bringing the cargo into the transport position, a report card, instructions and instructions on the properties of the cargo, conditions of its transportation and delivery;
3) instruct the guard personnel on the procedure and specifics of the upcoming cargo protection, as well as on meeting the requirements of security measures en route; provide the number of military transport and destination;
4) to set the sentries according to the table of posts and to establish the order of their shift;
5) to monitor compliance with the established rules of cargo transportation;
6) to report to the military commandants of railway (sea, river) sections and stations (ports), airports personally or by means of transport communication on the arrival of the guard at the station (port), at the airport, on the reception and condition of the cargo taken under protection, on incidents, violations of the rules of carriage, delays on the way, on the need to receive food, fuel, lighting equipment, sanitary treatment of personnel, arrival of transport at the destination and delivery of cargo to the recipient;
7) when reorganizing the train, make sure that all guarded wagons are included in it.;
8) accept removable military equipment from railway employees according to the inventory and against receipt, and hand it over at the end of transportation;
9) maintain order and cleanliness in the carriage (ship's room, on board the aircraft) for the guard and comply with fire safety requirements;
10) check with the consignee the documents for receipt of the cargo and hand over to him, according to the inventory, under the seals of the sender, wagons (ship rooms, aircraft cabins) and according to the number of seats, goods transported on platforms and in gondolas (on the decks of the vessel, in the cabin of the aircraft), and equipment - according to the invoice; one copy of the inventory with the receipt of the recipient, certified by the stamp, to keep;
11) when traveling on passenger trains (ships), as well as when staying at railway stations (ports, airports), ensure reliable protection of weapons and ammunition.
262. In cases of fire, detection of anything threatening the safety of movement (flight) or the safety of cargo, the head of the guard is obliged to take all necessary measures to eliminate the fire or eliminate the violation. If it is impossible to do this by the forces of the guard and the train crew (ship's crew, aircraft crew), the head of the guard through the military commander, and where he is not present, through the head of the station (port, airport), calls for the necessary assistance.
263. In the event of a malfunction of the carriage, in which it cannot proceed further, the entire transport under guard is delayed until the repair is completed or the cargo is reloaded into a serviceable carriage. The separation of military transport wagons en route is not allowed. In the event of cargo being overloaded into another carriage, the head of the guard is obliged to require the railway administration to draw up an act in two copies and to certify it to the military commander of the commandant's office of military communications of the railway or the station chief. Upon arrival at the destination, the head of the guard hands the recipient a second copy of the act for the overloaded wagon against receipt.
264. The chief of the guard may not present an inventory of guarded wagons (ship rooms, aircraft cabins) to anyone other than the military commandants of railway (sea, river) sections and stations (ports), airports.
265. The sentries are stationed and perform their duties of guarding military supplies in accordance with paragraphs 250-251 of this Statute.
266. The personnel of the guard rest in accordance with the instructions set out in paragraph 252 of this Statute.
267. The commander of the military unit (the recipient of the cargo) is obliged to:
1) release the guard no later than 8 hours after arrival, sign the receipt of the cargo in the inventory of the head of the guard and certify with the stamp;
2) to ensure the safety of weapons and ammunition, the accommodation and rest of the guard personnel, and, if necessary, their sanitary treatment;
3) to provide additional food for the guard, if necessary;
4) deliver the guard to the railway station (port, airport) and send him to his military unit.
268. The replacement of the guard is carried out by order of the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces and the relevant heads of other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The organization of temporary protection of transport until the arrival of a new guard is entrusted to the head of the garrison (commander of the military unit), in whose territory the transport is detained.
269. Upon returning to his military unit, the head of the guard is obliged to report to the chief of Staff (commander) of the military unit on the fulfillment of the combat mission and the duty of the guard personnel; hand over weapons, ammunition, property received before departure and submit a report on the expenditure of funds, military transportation documents and food; hand over documents for cargo escort.
270. The protection of goods transported by road is carried out in accordance with paragraphs 253-258 of this Statute. Depending on the conditions of transportation and the importance of the goods, one post can include up to 10 vehicles.
To perform their duties, the guard is provided with means of communication.
The head of the guard reports to the head of the column and the officer accompanying the transport, and if no escort is appointed, to the commander of the automobile unit assigned to transport goods.
271. During the movement, sentries are placed in the bodies (in the cabins) of cars that make up the post: one on the lead, the other on the middle, and the third on the last car.
During the stops of the convoy, the sentries guard the transport, being on both sides of the convoy.
During movement at short stops, the sentries are on duty at the same time, and at long stops they work in shifts.
The sentry must:
1) to ensure the safety of the transported goods and to monitor the sides of traffic;
2) do not allow unauthorized persons to drive in cars without the permission of the head of the guard;
3) to give, if necessary, the prescribed signals to the drivers of cars and the head of the guard;
4) during the stops of the convoy, conduct constant monitoring of the guarded goods, do not allow unauthorized persons to access them, do not allow smoking and lighting a fire closer than the distance indicated in the report card.;
5) allow military personnel to repair cars with the permission of the head of the guard.
The rights and duties of the guards. Head of the guard General duties
272. The head of the guard is responsible for the protection and defense of facilities assigned to the guard, the combat readiness of the guard personnel, their proper service, the safety and proper operation of security equipment, fencing, communications and fire extinguishing equipment at posts and in the guardhouse, vehicles, as well as weapons, ammunition and other property located in the guardhouse. inventories.
273. The head of the guard uses weapons (special means) by himself or by the composition of the guard in cases of an attack on protected objects, guards, guardhouse, or on a serviceman escaping (except for military personnel subjected to administrative arrest), as well as to give an alarm or call for help.
The use of a weapon must be preceded by a warning by voice or shot upward about the intention to use it.
Without warning, weapons can be used in a sudden or armed attack, an attack using military equipment, vehicles, aircraft, sea and river vessels, as well as in the escape of arrested persons with weapons and from vehicles while they are moving.
274. The head of the guard is obliged to:
1) to know the task of the guard, the instructions to the chief of the guard and the duties of all persons of the guard;
2) require the guard personnel to have solid knowledge and accurate performance of their duties, high vigilance and discipline;
3) to accept documents, ammunition boxes, seals on them and keys to them, as well as security equipment, communications and fire extinguishing equipment, according to the inventory from the head of the rotating guard.;
4) check by an external inspection personally, together with the head of the changing guard, the condition of the most important protected objects specified in the instructions, the serviceability of their lighting, fencing and trenches, as well as the condition of the guardhouse, and through the guards or their assistant, the condition of the remaining protected objects; about all malfunctions identified at posts and in the fences of protected objects, which They cannot be eliminated during the reception of the guard, but they do not affect the provision of high-quality protection of facilities, make an entry in the guard list.;
5) in case of detection of deficiencies that affect the provision of reliable protection of the facility (post), immediately strengthen the protection of the facility (post), report this to the guard officer (military unit), and subsequently act on his instructions;
6) send shifts to posts at the set time, while checking the knowledge of their duties by the guards and guards and reminding them of the specifics of serving at each post.;
7) to monitor the constant combat readiness of reserve (control and security) groups, the serviceability of guard vehicles, communications equipment, the proper maintenance of weapons and ammunition by guard personnel, compliance with the rules for loading and unloading weapons and compliance with safety requirements, as well as ensuring that all guard personnel going to posts leave incendiary, smoking accessories and foreign objects in the guardhouse;
8) to maintain internal order in the guard in accordance with the requirements of paragraphs 174-185 of this Statute;
9) upon returning from the posts of each shift, perform a combat calculation of the guard personnel for reserve groups, assign them tasks in case of an attack on protected objects or guard rooms and in case of extinguishing a fire in accordance with the instructions set out in the instructions, check their practical actions;
10) personally check at least twice a day (including once at night) the duty of sentries, the condition of protected facilities and fences, the serviceability of communications and fire extinguishing equipment, and periodically send their assistant and supervisors for this purpose, making appropriate entries in the watch list.;
11) in case of a call by the sentry or failure to receive a report on duty from him at the set time, send the supervisor (his assistant) or arrive at the post personally.;
12) not to allow anyone to enter the guardhouse except persons who have the right to do so, guided by paragraphs 282, 283 of this Statute.;
13) identify, conduct a brief interview, and, if necessary, inspect detained suspicious persons and persons attempting to enter the facility in violation of the security clearance, and report them to the guard officer (military unit);
14) to establish the reason for the unauthorized operation of the alarm for the protection of cabinets with personal weapons of officers who are on duty in the room of the military unit, and, if necessary, to send their assistant (breeder) there;
15) send, with the permission of the guard duty officer (military unit) or his assistant, sick members of the guard to the medical center of the unit or the nearest medical institution and request their replacement through the guard duty officer (military unit); take measures to prevent frostbite of personnel in winter;
16) deal with each case of the use of weapons by the sentry on the spot and immediately report this to the guard officer (military unit).
The footnote. Paragraph 274 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
275. If, during the change of sentry, any malfunction is detected at the post, the head of the guard arrives at the post upon call and, having established the nature and causes of the malfunction, immediately reports to the guard duty officer (military unit), and subsequently acts on his instructions.
276. If any member of the guard fails to fulfill his duties or commits another offense, the head of the guard takes the necessary measures (removal from his post, seizure of weapons, ammunition, etc.) and immediately reports this to the guard duty officer (military unit).
If, by the nature of the offense committed, the serviceman cannot be allowed to continue his service, he is sent to the military unit by order of the guard officer (military unit). without weapons and ammunition to replace it with other military personnel. He is accompanied by a person who has been summoned for this purpose from a military unit. The misconduct is reviewed in the department.
277. If the head of the guard suddenly falls ill, he reports this to the guard officer (military unit) and acts on his instructions.
In case of sudden illness of one of the guards, the head of the guard assigns his duties to his assistant or performs them personally and reports this to the guard officer (military unit).
278. The head of the guard is obliged to call the guard "with a gun" in the following cases::
1) attacks on protected objects, sentries, changing of guards (control and security group) or on the guardhouse;
2) unauthorized operation of security equipment;
3) Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
4) the occurrence of a fire at protected facilities or in a guardhouse or other natural and man-made situation;
5) receiving a signal to bring to the highest degree of combat readiness;
6) by order of the persons checking the guard (paragraphs 186-187 of this Statute);
7) during the general brigade (general regimental) evening check-up.
To call the guard "to the gun", the head of the guard gives the command "Guard, to the GUN". At this command, the guard personnel shall act as specified in paragraph 180 of this Statute.
The footnote. Paragraph 278 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
279. In case of an attack on protected objects, sentries or a guardhouse, the head of the guard acts in accordance with the instructions and, depending on the situation, takes measures to repel the attack; he immediately reports the attack to the guard duty officer (military unit).
If necessary, the head of the guard opens boxes with a supply of live ammunition, grenades and fuses. Subsequently, an act is drawn up on the removal of ammunition from the boxes.
280. If public order is violated near a protected object (closer than the distance indicated in the report card) or a guardhouse and there is a threat of reducing the reliability of the guard's performance of the task, the head of the guard takes measures to restore order by the guard forces and immediately reports this to the guard duty officer (military unit).
281. The head of the guard will organize the extinguishing of a fire that has arisen at protected facilities or in a guardhouse by the forces of the reserve group of the guard according to the combat calculation; takes measures to save property; immediately reports the incident to the guard duty officer (military unit) and further acts on his instructions.
If a fire occurs on the technical territory of a protected facility or on an object with external and internal fencing, as well as near it, the head of the guard reports this to the guard duty officer (military unit) and acts on his instructions.
In the event of a fire at a fuel and lubricants storage facility or explosives (ammunition), the head of the guard reports to the guard duty officer (military unit), opens the facility and takes measures to extinguish the fire according to the combat calculation.
If an emergency situation threatens the protected object, the head of the guard reports this to the guard officer (military unit) and takes measures to save the protected property.
Sentries whose lives are threatened by an emergency situation are ordered by the head of the guard to move to safe places from where they can continue to monitor protected objects, and when the danger has passed, they are put in their former places.
282. The head of the guard freely admits into the guardhouse only persons to whom the guard is subordinate (paragraph 109 of this Statute) and the persons they accompany, as well as the commander of the unit from which the guard is assigned, his deputies and all direct superiors of the commander of the unit, if he knows them personally. The head of the guard reports to the guard duty officer (military unit) on the arrival of these persons at the guardhouse. In addition, the head of the guard admits to the guardhouse persons who have arrived to open (close) protected objects, after establishing their identity and purpose of arrival, checking the admission with the list for the right to open (close) the protected object and the presence of the appropriate seal (sealing vise).
Persons who have arrived to check the guard on behalf of the chiefs listed in paragraph 187 of this Statute are allowed into the guardhouse only accompanied by the guard duty officer (military unit) or his assistant (assistant to the guard duty officer), if the guard is subordinate to him.
Officers of their military unit who have arrived to check the internal guard are allowed by the head of the guard to enter the guardhouse on an identity card and a one-time certificate for the right to check the guard at the appropriate time specified therein.
The head of the guard detains persons who arrive with incorrectly issued documents, immediately reports them to the guard officer (military unit) and acts on his instructions.
For each admission to the guardhouse, except for persons who have arrived to check the guard, the head of the guard makes an entry in the watch list.
During the changing of the guards, access to the guardhouse and to the protected objects is not allowed, with the exception of persons arriving to check the guard.
283. Upon arrival at the guard of the persons to whom the guard is subordinate, or their direct superiors, and to the garrison guard also the commander of his military unit, the head of the guard reports to them, for example: "Mr. Major General, there were no incidents during the service. The head of the guard is Senior Lieutenant Chukparov."
At the report of the head of the guard in the guardhouse, the awake guard change independently assumes a drill stance.
If other persons holding a military rank equal to or higher than the head of the guard arrive at the guardhouse, the head of the guard approaches the newcomer and introduces himself, for example: "Mr. Major, Captain Egizbaev, the head of the guard," then proceeds as indicated in paragraph 282 of this Statute.
284. When receiving orders transmitted on behalf of the commanders to whom the guard is subordinate, through other persons, the head of the guard is obliged to ask these persons for the password. In case of doubt about the correctness of the received order, the head of the guard verifies the accuracy of the given order in any way that he finds convenient.
285. When a signal is announced to bring the guard to the highest levels of combat readiness, the head of the guard calls the guard "in the gun", sets (clarifies) the task for the guards and guards, strengthens the protection of posts and guardhouse; ensures the rapid opening of protected objects by the heads of storages (warehouses); reports to the guard duty officer (military unit) on the measures taken, readiness for the changing of the guard will continue to act on his instructions.
286. The head of the guard must not:
1) to leave the guardhouse, except for changing sentries, checking their service or on their call, as well as in the event of an accident or emergency in the area of a protected object; when leaving the guardhouse, he leaves an assistant in charge, and where he is not present, the guard or one of the guards;
2) conduct off-duty phone conversations in person or allow other persons of the guard to do so;
3) to release someone from the guard without the permission of the guard duty officer (military unit);
4) to change, without the permission of the guard duty officer (military unit), the order of changing sentries provided for by the watch list;
5) disable alarm systems for their repair and troubleshooting without the permission of the guard officer (military unit).;
6) to misuse the vehicles allocated for the guard.
Special duties of the chief of the guard for the protection of the Battle Banner of a military unit
287. The head of the guard is responsible for guarding the Battle Banner of his military unit and the battle banners of other military units, if they are handed over to the guard.
When changing the guard, he is obliged to personally accept from the head of the changing guard a Battle Flag in a sealed case or a sealed glazed cabinet, while checking the serviceability of the cover (cabinet) and the seal, comparing the seal with the existing impression from it. After making sure that the cover (cabinet) and the seal are in good working order, he orders the guard who is setting up and taking over the post to take the Battle Flag under guard.
288. A battle flag is issued by the chief of the guard only to the chief of staff of a military unit or his assistant (deputy) upon presentation of a security clearance signed by the commander of the military unit for each case of taking out the Battle Banner.
In the case of joint storage of the battle flags of several military units, a permit signed by the commander of the military unit from which the guard is equipped is issued on the basis of an application and an extract from the order for the removal of the Battle Banner of the unit to which it is issued.
Before issuing the Battle Banner, the chief of the guard for technical communications checks with the guard duty officer (the duty officer for the military unit) for permission to open the post for the protection of the battle banners.
The Chief of Staff or his assistant (deputy) removes the cover and, in the presence of the head of the guard, checks the presence and condition of the cloth, orders, ribbons, cords, tassels, arrowhead, and shaft according to the table of posts and accepts the Battle Flag, after which the head of the guard makes an entry in the watch list, for example: "January 25, 2007 at 12 At about 45 hours, the Battle Banner of military unit 00000 with the orders of Kutuzov and Otan and the order ribbons to them, according to admission No. 50, was issued to the chief of Staff, Lieutenant Colonel Kanafin K.Zh."
The head of the guard and the officer who took the Battle Flag sign under this entry. The head of the guard reserves a written admission.
289. When returning the Battle Banner to the guard, the head of the guard checks the presence and condition of the banner, orders, ribbons, cords, tassels, tip, and shaft according to the table of posts and monitors the correctness of folding the Battle Banner by the flagbearer or assistants. After the cover is put on the Battle Banner (the Battle Banner is placed in the cabinet) and the cover (cabinet) is sealed with an official seal, the chief of the guard checks the seal with the seal impression he has and orders the breeder and the sentry to take the Battle Banner under guard. After receiving the Battle Banner under guard, the head of the guard makes an appropriate entry in the watch list indicating which orders and ribbons were accepted and in what quantity; then the head of the guard and the officer who surrendered the Battle Banner sign under this entry.
After the changing of the guard, the written admission is given along with the watch list.
If, after the issuance of the Battle Banner, the sentry is removed from his post, then an entry is made in the watch list about his removal from his post and about his reinstatement to this post.
290. When the post at the Battle Banner is in danger (fire or natural disaster), the head of the guard personally takes measures to save the Battle Banner and organizes its protection in a new location.
Special duties of the head of the guard for the protection of facilities equipped with technical security equipment
291. The head of the guard, guarding facilities equipped with technical means of protection, in addition to performing the general duties provided for in paragraphs 272-286 of this Statute, is obliged to:
1) draw up a schedule of duty at the signal reception equipment of technical security equipment and keep records in the watch list;
2) monitor the performance of duty by the assistant chief of the guard (operator) for technical security equipment at the signal reception equipment;
3) personally check the serviceability of the technical means of protection in accordance with the schedule and send for this purpose the assistant chief of the guard (operator) for technical means of protection;
4) to monitor the equipment for receiving signals from technical security equipment during the protection and defense of facilities equipped with these facilities, with sentries posted.
292. When changing the guard guarding an object by the method of duty of control and security groups, the head of the new guard, except as set out in paragraphs 149, 150 of this Statute, performs a combat calculation, personally accepts the object and, together with the assistant chief of the guard (operator) for technical security equipment, checks the serviceability of the technical security equipment.
If a change of operators is assigned to the guard, the head of the guard performs a combat calculation, appoints an operator to receive documentation and equipment for receiving signals from security equipment, and then, together with the operator and the head of the changing guard, takes the object under guard. During the reception of the facility, the head of the new guard decides all issues related to the state of the security equipment with the operator receiving the equipment.
293. When objects equipped with object detection equipment are taken under protection, the head of the guard (his assistant or supervisor) accepts the object and, together with the assistant head of the guard (operator) for technical security equipment, checks the serviceability of the security equipment.
Then the security equipment is activated, and the head of the guard makes an entry about it in the watch list. After opening the facility and making a corresponding entry in the watch list, as specified in paragraph 299 of this Statute, the security alarm and detection facilities may be disabled.
Technical fire alarm systems are kept on around the clock, which is confirmed by the recording during the changing of the guard.
294. In case of unauthorized operation of the technical means of protection, the head of the guard calls the guard "in the gun", informs the guard officer (military unit) about this and immediately departs with the control and security (reserve) group or sends the appropriate guard and assistant (operator) for technical means of protection to clarify the situation and take measures necessary to ensure reliable protection of the facility.
Upon receiving a fire alarm signal by technical means of fire alarm, the head of the guard calls the guard "in the gun" and acts as specified in paragraph 281 of this Statute.
295. In case of failure of the technical means of protection, the head of the guard immediately reports this to the guard duty officer (military unit) and strengthens the protection of the facility in accordance with the instructions set out in the instructions to the head of the guard.
Special duties of the head of the guard for the protection of headquarters, command posts and institutions
296. The head of the guard for the protection of headquarters, command posts and institutions, in addition to performing the general duties provided for in this Charter, must:
1) know the access control system; description and time of validity of passes, identity documents; the procedure for passing through posts of military personnel, civilian personnel, visitors and vehicles;
2) call the guard "in the gun" when the intruder penetrates (breaks through) through the post without a pass;
3) take measures to detain persons trying to enter the facility (from the facility) in violation of the security clearance.
Special duties of the head of the guard when entering storages (warehouses, parks) and taking them under protection
297. The head of the guard, upon admission to the storages (warehouses, parks), which are under the guard of the guard, is obliged to:
1) to verify by technical means of communication with the guard duty officer (military unit) that there is a permit to open the facility, as well as the time and purpose of the autopsy, the position and surname of the person who arrived to open the facility;
2) compare the presented admission with the corresponding sample available in the guardhouse and check the identity document of the newcomer;
3) check the correspondence of the name and position of the newcomer with the list in the guardhouse (paragraph 122 of this Statute);
4) compare the presented seal (sealing vise) with the seal impression sample available in the guardhouse.
During the clearance process for opening and closing the storage (warehouse, park), the person who arrived for this purpose is in the vestibule of the guardhouse and is not allowed into other rooms.
298. If all the documents presented, as well as the seal (sealing vise) correspond to the samples, the head of the guard orders the attendant to allow the newcomer to open (close) the storage (warehouse, park).
The head of the guard reserves the presented admission. After the changing of the guard, the one-time admission is handed over together with the watch list, and the permanent admission is returned to the bearer after the object is placed under guard.
The head of the guard permits access to storages (warehouses, parks) in strict compliance with the requirements specified in the report card.
The head of the guard allows access to flammable storages (warehouses, parks) in the order specified in the report card for posts - in special shoes, without kerosene lanterns, firearms and cold weapons, smoking and incendiary accessories.
The head of the guard takes custody of the storage (warehouse, park) only if the person who arrived for the closure has a fire badge.
299. When opening and closing a storehouse (warehouse, park), the head of the guard makes an entry about this in the watch list and, together with the person who arrived to open (close) the storehouse (warehouse, park, cash drawer), sign under this entry.
In the event that any storage (warehouse, park) is not secured before the changing of the guard, an entry is also made in the new watch list, under which the relieved and new guard chiefs are signed, and the admission is transferred to the new guard chief.
300. When opening the storage (warehouse, park) for no more than one hour, the head of the guard leaves the sentry on duty, and when opening the storage (warehouse, park) for more than one hour, he acts in accordance with the instructions available in the report card.
The head of the guard makes a corresponding entry in the watch list on the removal of the sentry during the opening of the storage (warehouse, park) and on his reappointment to this post.
301. The head of the guard does not allow access to the storage (warehouse, park) in the following cases::
1) if the opening of this storage (warehouse, park) is not issued in the order for the opening of objects guarded by the guard by the guard officer (military unit);
2) if the person named in the admission does not arrive on the appointed day and hour or without the appropriate documents;
3) if another person arrives instead of the person indicated in the list or admission;
4) if the admission or identity document is incorrectly issued, as well as if the seal does not match the impression (sealing vise seal impression) or the admission to the sample.
In all these cases, the head of the guard detains the newcomer, makes an entry about it in the watch list, reports to the guard duty officer (military unit) and subsequently acts on his instructions.
302. Admission to parks or parking areas of combat vehicles (weapons and military equipment) under guard is carried out in accordance with the instructions of paragraphs 297-301 of this Statute.
Duties of the guardhouse shift supervisor
The footnote. The heading of the subsection is as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
303. The chief of the guardhouse shift is subject to the general rights and duties of the chief of the guard provided for in paragraphs 272-286 of this Statute.
Special duties of the guardhouse shift supervisor:
1) to place under the protection of military personnel sentenced to criminal punishment or subjected to administrative punishment in the form of arrest, suspects and accused persons against whom a preventive measure in the form of detention has been chosen, on the basis of the documents specified in paragraph 214 of this Statute, on the instructions of the head of the guardhouse (the duty officer for the military police body).;
2) when taking a shift, personally receive the military personnel held in the guardhouse, according to the cells according to the nominal list (appendix 16), signed by the head of the guardhouse (duty officer for the military police body);
3) check the condition of the cells (rooms) when the duty shift is on and during duty, paying attention to the integrity of the walls, ceiling, windows, grilles, the reliability of locks and locks on the doors, the serviceability of technical security equipment; in case of unauthorized operation of technical security equipment for cells with military personnel held in the brig, personally establish the cause of their triggers;
4) carry out morning inspection and evening inspection of military personnel held in the guardhouse by cameras, checking at the same time whether they have any prohibited items; report cases to the head of the guardhouse (officer on duty at the military police body);
5) to monitor the exact observance of the daily routine established for military personnel held in the brig, the order of their detention;
6) to ensure the safety of camera keys and not to transfer them to anyone;
7) to appoint, if necessary, guards from the composition of the waking shift.;
8) to send military personnel held in the guardhouse to work, to the bathhouse and for interrogation only on the written order of the head of the military police body; upon the return of military personnel held in the guardhouse, check their presence, as well as whether they have prohibited items.;
9) monitor the timely delivery and distribution of food to military personnel held in the guardhouse;
10) timely issue bedding, newspapers, general military regulations, legislative acts and educational literature;
11) to accept appeals from military personnel held in the guardhouse and transfer them to the head of the guardhouse (on duty at the military police body);
12) appoint a senior for himself during the rest period.
The footnote. Paragraph 303 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
304. In the event of unrest among the military personnel held in the brig, and to prevent their escape, the head of the duty shift calls the duty shift "in the gun", reports this to the officer on duty at the military police authority, takes measures to stop the unrest by warning about the possible use of weapons or special means.
The footnote. Paragraph 304 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
305. In the event of a fire in the guardhouse or other emergency situation in the area of the guardhouse, the head of the duty shift is obliged to call the duty shift "in the gun", immediately bring the military personnel held in the guardhouse to a safe place and organize their protection; report the incident to the officer on duty at the military police authority and the head of the guardhouse, further act on their instructions.
The footnote. Paragraph 305 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
Assistant to the head of the guard
306. The assistant chief of the guard is responsible for the safety of the equipment, inventory and property located in the guardhouse, maintaining cleanliness and order in it, catering for the guard personnel, proper sentry service, timely changing of the sentry at the entrance to the guardhouse. He reports to the chief of the guard.
The assistant chief of the guard is obliged to:
1) to know the task of the guard, the instructions to the chief of the guard and the duties of all persons of the guard;
2) to accept the guardhouse and the inventory of the equipment, inventory and property located in it at the changing of the guard;
3) in the absence or during the rest of the head of the guard, perform his duties;
4) by order of the head of the guard, check the duty of the sentries and accompany the persons checking the duty of the sentries;
5) draw up a schedule for the change of sentries at the entrance to the guardhouse and perform their shift;
6) to monitor the timely intake of food by the guard personnel, the proper maintenance of equipment, inventory and property, cleanliness and order in the guardhouse and in the territory adjacent to it, timely heating of furnaces and lighting.
307. Excluded by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective after ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
308. In case of serious illness (injury) or death of the chief of the guard, the assistant chief of the guard begins to perform his duties and reports this to the guard officer (military unit).
Assistant to the head of the guard (operator) for security equipment
309. The Assistant chief of the guard (operator) for technical security equipment is subordinate to the chief of the guard (the operator is also the assistant chief of the guard) and is responsible for ensuring the set operating mode of the technical security equipment, for timely informing the chief of the guard of information on the functioning of the technical security equipment, for the safety of equipment located in the guardhouse.
He must:
1) to know the specifics of the protection of facilities equipped with technical security equipment, and to ensure the specified mode of operation of these facilities;
2) take documentation when changing the guard, check the serviceability and, if necessary, the functioning of security equipment and report this to the head of the guard.;
3) constantly monitor the signal reception equipment of the security equipment while on duty and keep a hardware log; in case of activation of the security equipment or in case of their failure, immediately report this to the head of the guard;
4) to check, in accordance with the established schedule and with the permission of the head of the guard as part of the control and security group, the condition of the technical security equipment around the perimeter of the facility; when guarding facilities with sentries, the inspection is carried out accompanied by an assistant head of the guard or the appropriate security officer;
5) upon the return of the control and security group, report to the head of the guard on the condition of the posts, security equipment, deficiencies and measures taken to eliminate them.;
6) comply with safety requirements.
310. Serving as an assistant to the head of the guard (operator) for technical security equipment at the signal reception equipment is equivalent in its significance and responsibility to serving as a sentry on duty. During his service, he should not be distracted and leave the equipment unattended.
Breeding
311. The breeder is responsible for the correct and vigilant service of the sentries subordinate to him, for the timely replacement and posting of them, for the correct delivery and reception of sentries posts. He obeys the head of the guard and his assistant and carries out only their orders.
The breeder uses the weapon personally or as part of a shift of guards to repel an attack on a protected object, a sentry, a guardhouse and a shift of guards.
He must:
1) know your posts, their location and borders, routes to them, security and defense conditions (surveillance, shelling, fencing) and the special duties of the sentry at each post;
2) accept seal casts (seal impressions) from the relieving guard, and when sentries are posted, accept objects under guard according to the table of posts and report this to the head of the guard.;
3) to objects (posts), the equipment of which does not correspond to the table of posts and does not ensure their reliable protection, immediately summon the head of the guard.;
4) before sending the guards to their posts, check their knowledge of their duties, as well as whether they left smoking and incendiary accessories and other foreign objects in the guardhouse.;
5) to control the procedure for loading and unloading weapons in accordance with paragraphs 116, 117 of this Statute;
6) direct the actions of the driver of the vehicle when moving out;
7) upon the return of each shift, report to the head of the guard on the shift performed, the condition of the posts, all shortcomings and measures taken to eliminate them.;
8) to check, with the permission of the head of the guard, the performance of duty by sentries subordinate to him.
The footnote. Paragraph 311 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
312. When setting sentries on posts or changing them, the breeder is obliged to:
1) strictly follow the shift routes indicated in the layout of the posts;
2) to control the order of reception and delivery of the post, to personally check, together with the sentry and the guard who takes over the post, the serviceability of lighting, fencing, doors (gates), the condition of windows, grilles and walls of storages (warehouses), the presence and condition of locks, seals (seals) and their compliance with casts (impressions) or the number of protection of combat vehicles (weapons and military equipment), as well as the availability and condition of security equipment, communications, fire extinguishing and protective clothing;
3) indicate to the sentry who has taken over the post what to pay attention to, where the neighboring posts are located, the most dangerous approaches to the protected object; indicate on the ground the boundaries of the post and the forbidden zone, the forbidden border marked on the ground in accordance with the distances established by the table of posts, closer than which the sentry should not be allowed to the post of unauthorized persons; dangerous directions shooting; check whether the sentry knows what he should do in case of an attack on him, on a protected object or on a neighboring post, as well as in case of a fire or other emergency;
4) check the sentry's knowledge of the reporting procedure and communication with the guardhouse.
313. When relieving the sentry at the post of the Battle Banner, the breeder is obliged to check the serviceability of the cover (cabinet) and the seal on it, to compare the seal with the impression he has. If a malfunction of the cover (cabinet) or seal is detected, the breeder calls the head of the guard.
314. When opening the storage (warehouse, park), the breeder arrives at the post with casts from seals (seal impressions) and, together with the person who arrived for the autopsy, examines the storage (warehouse, park). If, according to the time table, the sentry must remain at his post, the supervisor reminds him of the special duties provided for in the time table for that time. The breeder allows access to the storage (warehouse) in strict compliance with the requirements specified in the report card.
315. During the shift of the sentry at the opened storage (warehouse, park), the supervisor indicates to the sentry who took over the post who opened it or who is allowed to the parking lot of combat vehicles (weapons and military equipment).
When closing the storage (warehouse, park), the breeder is obliged to arrive at the post with casts of seals and personally, in the presence of a sentry and the person handing over the storage (warehouse, park) for protection, check the seals and the condition of windows, grilles, doors, walls; when taking under guard combat vehicles (weapons and military equipment) at parking lots, check their quantity, and if there are seals on them, check them with existing casts (impressions).
316. In the event of a serious illness (serious injury) or the death of the head of the guard and his assistant, the first guard takes over the temporary duties of the head of the guard. He reports the incident to the officer on duty at the military unit (military police body).
Sentry
317. The sentry is an inviolable person. The inviolability of the sentry is:
1) special protection of his rights and personal dignity by law;
2) he is subordinate to strictly defined persons: the chief of the guard, the assistant chief of the guard and his breeding officer;
3) it is the duty of all persons to unconditionally comply with the requirements of the sentry, determined by his service;
4) granting him the right to use weapons in the cases specified in this Charter.
318. The sentry is replaced or removed from his post only by the head of the guard, the assistant to the head of the guard, and the supervisor to whom the sentry is subordinate.
In the event of the death of the head of the guard, the assistant head of the guard and the breeding officer, or the physical inability for them to perform their duties, the removal or change of the sentry is carried out by the guard officer (military unit) in the presence of his company (battery) or battalion (division) commander.
319. When taking up a post, the guard must, in the presence of the guardsman (the head of the guard or his assistant) and the relieved sentry, personally inspect and verify the availability and serviceability of everything that must be secured according to the table of posts; when taking up a post to guard the arrested, he must check the serviceability of locks, bars and the number of prisoners in the cells..
320. The sentry must:
1) vigilantly guard and staunchly defend your post;
2) to serve cheerfully, not to be distracted by anything, not to let go of a weapon and not to give it to anyone, including the persons to whom it is subordinated;
3) moving along the specified route or • being on an observation tower, carefully inspect the approaches to the post, fencing, control lane, security equipment and report by means of communication on the progress of service within the time limits set by the report card;
4) not to leave a post until it is changed or removed, even if his life is in danger; unauthorized abandonment of a post is a military criminal offense;
5) have a weapon loaded at the post according to the rules specified in paragraph 117 of this Statute, and always ready for action;
6) do not allow anyone to approach the post closer than the distance indicated in the table of posts and marked on the ground with signs of the forbidden border, except for the head of the guard, the assistant head of the guard, his guide and the persons they accompany;
7) know the routes and schedule of movement of vehicles (combat vehicles) of the guard, as well as their identification marks and signals;
8) be able to use fire extinguishing equipment on duty;
9) call the head of the guard if a malfunction is detected in the fencing of the facility (at the post) and violations of the order near his post or at a neighboring post;
10) upon hearing the barking of guard dogs, or when the technical means of protection are triggered, immediately report this to the persons to whom he is subordinate.
321. A sentry on duty must have a weapon with a fixed bayonet (a machine gun with a folding butt - without a bayonet knife; a bayonet knife in a sheath on a waist belt): at night - in the standing firing position; during the day — in the "belt" position or in the standing firing position (appendix 21); at internal posts and at the post at the Battle Banner, submachine guns with a butt are in the "belt" position, with a folding butt - "on the chest", carbine - "at the foot"; the bag with the loaded magazine (clips) must be fastened.
The pistol is in a buttoned holster on the waist belt.
In case of extinguishing a fire or eliminating the consequences of a natural disaster, the sentry is allowed to have a weapon in the "behind the back" position.
322. A sentry is not allowed to: sleep, sit, lie down (except in cases of an attack on a post or an object guarded by it to take up a prone shooting position and repel an intruder's attack), lean against something, write, read, talk, sing, eat, smoke, perform natural necessities, receive from anyone It was also possible to transfer any items to anyone, to send a cartridge into the chamber unnecessarily.
The sentry must answer questions only from the head of the guard, his assistant, his guide and the persons who arrived for inspection.
323. A sentry is obliged to use a weapon without warning in the event of an apparent attack on him or on an object protected by him.
324. All persons approaching the post or the forbidden border, except for the head of the guard, his assistant, his guide and the persons accompanied by them, are stopped by the sentry shouting: "STOP", "BACK" or "STOP", "GO AROUND TO THE RIGHT (LEFT)".
If the person approaching the post or the forbidden border does not comply with this requirement, the sentry warns the violator by shouting: "STOP", "I WILL SHOOT" and immediately calls the head of the guard or the guard. If the violator does not comply with this requirement, the sentry sends a cartridge into the chamber and fires a warning shot upward. If the violator fails to comply with this requirement, the sentry uses a weapon on him.
325. In conditions of poor visibility, when it is impossible to see those approaching the post or the forbidden border from the distance indicated in the report card, the sentry stops them by shouting: "STOP", "WHO IS COMING?". If there is no response, the sentry warns: "STOP", "I WILL SHOOT" and detains the violator. The sentry informs the guardhouse about the detained violator with a set signal and, without relaxing his attention, continues to guard the object assigned to him and monitors the behavior of the violator.
If the intruder does not stop and tries to enter the protected object (at the post) or he runs away, then the sentry fires a warning shot upwards. If the violator fails to comply with this requirement, the sentry uses a weapon on him.
When the sentry's shout is answered: "The chief of the guard is coming (assistant chief of the guard, breeding)," the sentry orders: "The head of the guard (the assistant head of the guard, the guardsman), COME TO ME", "The rest ARE IN PLACE"; if necessary, the sentry demands that the person approaching him illuminate his face. After making sure that the self-identified person is indeed the head of the guard (the assistant to the head of the guard, the guard), the sentry admits all arriving persons to himself.
If the person who identified himself as the head of the guard (the assistant to the head of the guard, the guard) turns out to be unknown or the persons with him do not comply with the sentry's demands to remain in place, the sentry warns them with a shout: "STOP", "I WILL SHOOT". If the violators fail to comply with this requirement, the sentry uses a weapon on them.
326. If necessary, to engage in hand-to-hand combat to protect yourself or a protected object, the sentry must act boldly with a bayonet and butt.
327. In the event of a fire at the post, the sentry immediately reports this to the guardhouse and, without stopping monitoring the protected object, takes measures to extinguish the fire. In the event of a fire on the technical territory of a protected facility with external and internal fences, as well as near the post, he reports this to the guardhouse and acts on the instructions of the head of the guard or his assistant.
In the event of a sudden illness (injury), the sentry calls the supervisor or the head of the guard, while continuing to serve.
328. In extreme, urgent cases, or in case of a malfunction of the means of communication, the sentry may summon the head of the guard or the firing officer with a shot (shots) upwards.
329. The sentry greets the superiors to whom he is subordinate and other superiors who arrive at the post accompanied by them, according to the rules set out in the Drill Regulations. In this case, the machine gun is first taken from the standing firing position "to the belt", and the carbine is "to the leg".
330. The sentry at the post at the Battle Banner performs his duties, being in the "at ease" position. When the military personnel greet the Military Banner, the sentry assumes a drill stance.
During the reception of the Battle Banner under guard, the guard is obliged to check the serviceability of the cover (cabinet) and the seal on it. A sentry issues a Battle Banner only by personal order of the head of the guard and in his presence.
If the post at the Battle Banner is in danger (fire or natural disaster), the sentry takes the Battle Banner to a safe place, calls the head of the guard and continues to guard the Battle Banner.
331. The sentry of the checkpoint, except as set out in paragraphs 317-323 of this Statute, is obliged to:
1) know the description and validity period of the passes, identity documents, as well as the duties set out in the report card.;
2) allow all persons passing through the post to pass only with personal passes corresponding to the samples available at the post, while it is mandatory to take the passes in hand.;
3) check with a material permit (travel permit) when taking out (depositing) or exporting (importing) any property, what exactly and in what quantity (number of places) is allowed to be carried or transported; skip only those cars that have travel documents;
4) persons trying to enter the facility (leave the facility) in violation of the security clearance, as well as with invalid passes (documents), detain and summon the head of the guard.
The sentry at the checkpoint is not allowed to give information about the validity of passes and ciphers on them, enter into a conversation unrelated to the verification of passes, allow unauthorized persons and any objects to be at the post.
332. A sentry at an open storage facility (warehouse, park) or during work at the parking lot of combat vehicles (weapons and military equipment) performs the duties specified in the report card.
A sentry at a flammable storage facility (warehouse) is also required to:
1) to prevent anyone from smoking, lighting a fire, shooting, as well as using flammable lighting devices near a protected object closer than the distance indicated in the report card.;
2) do not allow to enter the storage (warehouse) in shoes and with flashlights not provided for by the report card, as well as with cold steel and firearms.
333. The controller guarding the military personnel kept in the guardhouse is obliged to:
1) know the number of military personnel held in the guardhouse and under his protection;
2) to be outside, at the doors of the cells, to observe through the observation windows so that the military personnel held in the guardhouse do not violate the rules established for them, to monitor their actions and behavior, to prevent damage by military personnel held in the guardhouse, window frames, grilles, floors, walls and other equipment of the cells;
3) turn on lighting at night in cells with military personnel held in the guardhouse;
4) do not release military personnel held in the guardhouse from their cells and do not allow anyone to approach them without the personal permission of the shift supervisor;
5) do not talk to military personnel held in the brig, do not transfer anything to them and do not accept anything from them;
6) to prevent military personnel held in the guardhouse from receiving any broadcasts, throwing things and notes through the window outside the cell and talking to outsiders.;
7) report to the shift supervisor on requests from military personnel held in the guardhouse;
8) to summon the shift supervisor if the military personnel held in the guardhouse do not comply with his requirements.;
9) during the withdrawal of military personnel held in the guardhouse from their cells, in order to prevent attacks and the seizure of weapons, move to a safe place while continuing to monitor;
10) to warn a serviceman who is being held in the brig, who is escaping, by shouting: "STOP", and if this requirement is not met – "STOP", "I WILL SHOOT" and fire a warning shot upwards, in case of failure to comply with this requirement, – to use weapons on him.
The footnote. Paragraph 333 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
334. The inspector at the entrance to the guardhouse shift room is obliged to guard and defend the guardhouse shift room, not to allow anyone to enter it except for persons to whom he is subordinate, if he knows them personally, and persons accompanied by them. The supervisor notifies the shift supervisor of the approach of these persons with a set signal.
All other persons approaching the guardhouse shift room are stopped at a distance by the supervisor and called by the shift supervisor.
The supervisor immediately reports to the shift supervisor about any incidents near the shift room and about anything noticed that may interfere with the shift's performance of its task, as well as about signals heard from the posts.
The footnote. Paragraph 334 – as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
335. The special duties of the sentries in relation to the conditions of protection and defense of each facility are indicated in the table of posts.
Vehicle driver (combat vehicle mechanic)
336. The driver of the vehicle (mechanic-driver of a combat vehicle) is responsible for the constant readiness of the vehicle for transportation of guard personnel. He reports to the chief of the guard and his assistant.
The driver of the vehicle (mechanic-driver of a combat vehicle) is obliged to:
1) keep the vehicle in constant readiness for action;
2) by order of the head of the guard or his assistant, deliver a reserve group of guards and persons checking the duty of the sentries along the route indicated in the layout of posts, shifts of guards;
3) follow the commands of the handler when leaving the posts and returning from the posts.
The driver (driver mechanic) may not transfer control of the vehicle to another person, including the persons to whom he is subordinate.
The escort
The footnote. The heading of the subsection is as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
337. The guard is responsible for the protection of military personnel held in the guardhouse and their observance of the order of detention when escorted within the guardhouse. He reports to the shift supervisor.
The escort is obliged to:
1) to protect military personnel held in the guardhouse, by order of the shift supervisor, when performing morning and evening toilet, natural needs and walking, as well as during cleaning of cells and rooms of the guardhouse, having special means in constant readiness for use;
2) to prevent the performance of work by military personnel held in the guardhouse, simultaneously in several places, as well as their communication with other persons.
The footnote. Paragraph 337 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
338. While guarding military personnel held in the guardhouse, it is forbidden for a guard to engage in conversation with them, receive or transmit anything from them, or otherwise distract from the performance of his official duties.
To escort the military personnel held in the guardhouse, the escort lines them up in a column one at a time and commands them, following two or three steps behind and to the left (right) of the military personnel held in the guardhouse.
The footnote. Paragraph 338 – as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
The convoy
339. A convoy is appointed by order of the head of the military police body (commander of a military unit) to escort military personnel held in the guardhouse outside the guardhouse in cases provided for by law.
Convoy - military personnel (team) performing the task of guarding and escorting (escorting) arrested, detained, suspects, accused, defendants and convicts (hereinafter referred to as escorted).
The order of protection during escorting and the number of escorts in each individual case is determined by the head of the military police body (commander of the military unit), taking into account the specific conditions of service. The convoy consists of the head of the convoy and the escorts.
340. The head of the convoy is responsible for the accurate and timely fulfillment of the task of protecting and escorting escorts, the fulfillment of their duties by each escort, the safety of weapons and ammunition, and special equipment. He reports to the chief who assigned the convoy.
The head of the convoy is obliged to:
1) know the task of the convoy and the order of its execution;
2) require high vigilance and discipline from the personnel of the convoy, solid knowledge and accurate performance of their duties;
3) to carry out a combat calculation of the convoy personnel in case of escape of the escorted, attack, fire and in other necessary cases;
4) receive escorted persons in accordance with the established procedure;
5) ensure the order of escorting, compliance with the route, timely arrival at the destination;
6) ensure strict compliance with security measures, rules for the use of weapons and special equipment;
7) to control the escort service;
8) personally arrange for the delivery of escorts at the destination;
9) to prevent the convoys from communicating with unauthorized persons en route;
10) when escaping escorts, organize their persecution and detention.
The head of the convoy uses weapons (special means) in all cases specified in paragraph 10 of the Internal Service Regulations, by himself or by the convoy in cases of an attack on the personnel of the convoy or escorted, as well as on the escorted escaping, and to give an alarm or call for help.
The use of a weapon must be preceded by a warning by voice and shot upward about the intention to use it.
341. Escorts escort military personnel held in the brig, following at a distance that excludes a sudden attack and escape, while carrying weapons in the "belt" position. The weapon is loaded only at the direction of the head of the convoy.
Transport is allocated in cities and towns to escort military personnel held in the guardhouse.
When escorting vehicles, the escorts are positioned so that they can conduct unflagging surveillance of the escorted.
342. The guard reports to the head of the convoy.
He must:
1) be in the place indicated to him;
2) keep the weapon in constant readiness for use;
3) carefully observe the behavior of the escorted;
4) be at a distance from the escorts, excluding a surprise attack;
5) do not engage in conversations with escorted persons that are not caused by the duties of the service, treat them with a demanding but polite manner;
6) periodically report to the head of the convoy on the results of service;
7) to warn the escapee by shouting: "STOP", and in case of non-compliance with this requirement - "STOP", "I WILL SHOOT" and fire a warning shot upwards, in case of non-compliance with this requirement - to use weapons on him.
APPENDIX 1 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
Typical duties of the garrison administration are the commander of the garrison headquarters
1. The Chief of Staff of the garrison is responsible for the organization and maintenance of garrison and guard services, the development of documents determined by the chief of the garrison within his authority, by the staff of the military unit of which he is the chief of staff, with the involvement of the headquarters of other military units of the garrison.
The Chief of Staff of the garrison is obliged to:
1) to develop a plan for the protection and defense of the garrison, as well as draft orders, instructions and other documents on the organization of garrison service;
2) participate in the development of the garrison's action plan when declaring mobilization and bringing troops to the highest levels of combat readiness;
3) participate in the development of plans for cooperation with territorial and civil defense bodies, military units of other troops and military formations of the garrison;
4) analyze the state of military discipline, garrison and guard services;
5) make a schedule of garrison guards;
6) instruct the guards on duty, their assistants and the heads of the garrison guards before joining the squad, and hand over notes with passwords to the guards on duty.;
7) appoint officials to check the organization and service in garrison guards;
8) organize daily monitoring and be personally present at least once a week during the divorce of the garrison detachment;
9) to check daily the guard sheets of the garrison guards and take measures to eliminate the identified deficiencies;
10) keep records of violations of service in garrison guards;
11) at least once a month, check the availability and condition of ammunition stocks in the guards and organize their timely updating, make an entry about this in the inventory book of live ammunition;
12) submit to the head of the garrison for approval a schedule for the use of educational facilities and technical facilities and plans for garrison-wide events.;
13) to monitor the registration of military personnel detained for violations of military discipline;
14) to organize the accounting of military units of the garrison, individual units (teams) who arrived on a business trip, to monitor their timely departure to the duty station;
15) receive citizens on personal matters.
Deputy Head of the garrison for educational and socio-legal work
2. The deputy head of the garrison for educational and socio-legal work is responsible for the organization and conduct of socio-legal, cultural and leisure activities, garrison-wide measures to strengthen military discipline.
He must:
1) to know the state of military discipline in the military units of the garrison;
2) jointly with law enforcement agencies to organize educational work to strengthen military discipline, organization and order in the garrison, and the prevention of offenses;
3) constantly study the requests and mood of the garrison personnel, organize and conduct social and legal work with military personnel and their family members, civilian personnel;
4) establish and maintain contact with local government bodies, institutions, enterprises, public organizations, and the media to address the social needs of military personnel and their family members, as well as participate in events for the patriotic and moral education of young people.;
5) organize and conduct garrison-wide cultural and leisure activities according to the approved plan;
6) to direct the work of garrison cultural and leisure institutions;
7) to take constant care of the health of military personnel, the arrangement of garrison troops, providing them with barracks and housing;
8) to check the organization and conduct of educational work with the personnel of the guards and at least once a week to personally attend the divorce of the garrison detachment;
9) promptly report to the head of the garrison on the state of military discipline in the garrison, the conduct of garrison-wide educational activities;
10) receive citizens on personal matters.
Deputy Head of the garrison for the rear
3. The Deputy head of the garrison for the rear is responsible for the timely implementation of garrison logistics measures for military units of the garrison, as well as for their implementation of measures to protect the environment and the rational use of natural resources.
He must:
1) participate in the development of action plans for the garrison in case of the announcement of mobilization and bringing troops to the highest levels of combat readiness, fire protection and economic activities of the garrison;
2) participate in the development of plans for cooperation with territorial and civil defense bodies, military units of other troops and military formations of the garrison;
3) to submit for approval to the chief of the garrison a plan of measures for environmental protection and rational use of natural resources by military units of the garrison, to monitor their implementation;
4) to organize the centralized transportation of materiel for the military units of the garrison and their implementation of measures to save fuel and other material resources;
5) to organize the timely unloading of railway wagons and ships (barges) arriving at the military units of the garrison, and the removal of military goods from the territory of the railway station (port) within the prescribed time, and, if necessary, to take measures for the timely performance of work;
6) conduct classes with officers of the rear services of the military units of the garrison on the exchange of experience in the work of the rear and the management of the military economy;
7) to study the economic condition of the area where the garrison military units are located in order to make better use of local resources.;
8) receive citizens on personal matters.
Assistant to the head of the garrison for legal work
4. The Assistant Chief of the garrison for Legal Work is responsible for ensuring the rule of law in the activities of the chief and other officials of the garrison.
He must:
1) ensure the legality of all garrison-wide activities;
2) to represent, in accordance with the established procedure, the interests of garrison officials in court, as well as in other organizations when considering legal issues;
3) participate in the preparation of draft orders and other documents of the head of the garrison;
4) prepare explanations and conclusions, provide information and advice on legal issues related to the competence of the head of the garrison;
5) organize systematic accounting and storage of regulatory legal acts submitted to the office using a periodically updated electronic database of regulatory legal acts;
6) analyze the activities of the garrison administration and, based on the results of the analysis, make proposals to the head of the garrison to eliminate the identified deficiencies.;
7) to advise military personnel and their family members, as well as civilian garrison personnel on legal issues.
In order to fulfill these duties, the Assistant Chief of the garrison for legal work requests the necessary documents and information from officials.
Assistant to the head of the garrison for the Protection of State Secrets and Information Security
5. The Assistant Chief of the garrison for the protection of state secrets and information security is responsible for the organization of the secrecy regime.
He must:
1) annually develop a special training plan for employees of state secrets protection and information security units of military units and garrison institutions and ensure its implementation;
2) organize the fulfillment of the requirements of regulatory legal acts on the protection of state secrets and information security during garrison events;
3) provide methodological assistance to employees of state secrets protection and information security units, other officials of military units and garrison institutions on the organization of secrecy and security.
The footnote. Paragraph 5 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
Head of Communications of the garrison
6. The head of communications of the garrison is responsible for the organization and condition of communications in the garrison.
He must:
1) submit to the head of the garrison for approval a plan for the organization and provision of intra-garrison communications and monitor its condition;
2) to develop a plan of measures to ensure communication in case of the announcement of mobilization and bringing the garrison troops to the highest levels of combat readiness;
3) participate in the development of plans for cooperation with territorial and civil defense bodies, military units of other troops and military formations of the garrison;
4) to resolve with local government authorities the issues of using their means of communication in the interests of military units of the garrison;
5) to provide the garrison with the necessary means, channels and communication lines for the organization of stable intra-garrison and inter-garrison communications;
6) develop measures to ensure the security of communications and monitor their implementation.
Head of the Garrison Engineering Service
7. The Head of the garrison Engineering Service is responsible for the organization and implementation of garrison engineering support activities.
He must:
1) participate in the development of a plan for the protection and defense of the garrison, measures to protect the garrison from the damaging factors of weapons of mass destruction;
2) develop measures and interact with local government agencies to eliminate natural and man-made emergencies and their consequences on the territory of the garrison;
3) participate in the development of plans for cooperation with territorial and civil defense bodies, military units of other troops and military formations of the garrison;
4) take part in the preparation and acceptance of examinations for the admission of personnel to the operation of electrical equipment;
5) at least once a half-year, check the correctness of the operation of military electrical equipment in the garrison units, and give permission for their further use;
6) to organize measures for the neutralization and destruction of explosive objects on the territory of the garrison.
Head of the Radiation, Chemical and Biological Protection Service of the garrison
8. The Head of the Radiation, Chemical and Biological Protection Service of the garrison is responsible for the organization and implementation of garrison measures to protect against weapons of mass destruction.
He must:
1) to develop a plan for radiation, chemical and biological protection of the garrison in case of mobilization and bringing troops to the highest levels of combat readiness, as well as measures of the emergency response service and their consequences, the use of weapons of mass destruction, accidents (destruction) of radiation and chemically hazardous facilities of the garrison;
2) participate in the development of plans for cooperation with territorial and civil defense bodies, military units of other troops and military formations of the garrison;
3) know the meteorological situation in the surface layer of the atmosphere;
4) to organize and control the implementation of measures for radiation, chemical and biological protection of the garrison.
Head of the medical service of the garrison
9. The head of the medical service of the garrison is responsible for the organization and conduct of medical and preventive, sanitary and hygienic and anti-epidemic measures, as well as monitors their implementation in the garrison.
He must:
1) develop and monitor the implementation of garrison-wide medical and preventive, sanitary and hygienic and anti-epidemic measures;
2) to develop a medical support plan for the garrison in case of mobilization and putting troops on alert;
3) participate in the development of measures to protect the garrison from the damaging factors of weapons of mass destruction and eliminate the consequences of their use, as well as measures in case of emergencies at potentially dangerous facilities located in the area of deployment of military units of the garrison;
4) to check the sanitary and epidemic condition of the garrison, the maintenance of the territories of military units, the suitability of water for drinking and household purposes, the sanitary condition of canteens, bakeries, refrigerators, consumer service enterprises, bathing places for personnel of military units of the garrison and to take measures to eliminate the identified deficiencies;
5) analyze the morbidity of the personnel and promptly submit proposals to the head of the garrison on carrying out the necessary medical and preventive measures.;
6) to develop, together with the head of the military medical institution, a plan for conducting an in-depth medical examination of the personnel of the military units of the garrison;
7) organize medical care for military units of the garrison that do not have medical service specialists, temporarily stationed in the garrison units (teams) and individual military personnel, family members of military personnel of the garrison, as well as citizens discharged from military service who are entitled to free medical care in military medical institutions, and their family members;
8) plan and monitor the duty of doctors of military units in the garrison, holding medical conferences;
9) participate in the development of plans for cooperation with territorial and civil defense bodies, military units of other troops and military formations of the garrison;
10) involve, with the permission of the head of the garrison, specialists of the medical service of the military units of the garrison in carrying out therapeutic, preventive, sanitary, hygienic and anti-epidemic measures in the garrison;
11) periodically make rounds and monitor patients undergoing inpatient treatment in military medical and other medical institutions;
12) organize medical support for military units involved in garrison events with the participation of troops, as well as for the elimination of natural and man-made emergencies and their consequences;
13) to check at least once a month the sanitary condition of the premises of the guards and guardhouses, to organize medical examinations of military personnel held in the guardhouse, to monitor the provision of medical care to them;
14) monitor the detention of convicted military personnel undergoing inpatient treatment in specially equipped wards of medical institutions;
15) organize, on the instructions of the head of the garrison, a check of the sanitary condition of passing military echelons;
16) immediately report to the head of the garrison on incidents that have resulted in injuries or deaths of military personnel, on cases of infectious diseases in military units of the garrison and among the local population, on measures taken to stop these diseases.
Head of the Garrison Veterinary Service
10. The head of the veterinary service (veterinary inspector) of the garrison is responsible for organizing and conducting measures to protect personnel from diseases common to humans and animals, veterinary quality control of the provision of animal and vegetable products to troops, veterinary and preventive, antiepizootic and therapeutic measures in the military units of the garrison.
He reports to the head of the garrison, and on special issues follows the instructions of the superior head of the veterinary service.
He must:
1) develop and implement veterinary measures to protect garrison personnel from diseases common to humans and animals;
2) to study and know the veterinary-sanitary and epizootic state of the territory in the areas where military units of the garrison are stationed, to take measures for its improvement, and to report it in a timely manner to the head of the garrison, the superior head of the veterinary service;
3) to organize and carry out veterinary, preventive, antiepizootic and therapeutic measures in the military units of the garrison;
4) to organize and carry out veterinary and sanitary supervision over the provision of food and fodder to military units of the garrison, to conduct veterinary and sanitary examination of products, fodder and raw materials during their harvesting, storage, processing and transportation (transportation);
5) organize, together with the medical service, measures to protect garrison personnel from diseases and injuries that may occur when consuming products exposed to weapons of mass destruction;
6) to monitor the maintenance of regular military animals, as well as the quality of products of animal and plant origin supplied to military units, to carry out an examination of food during its storage in warehouses (bases) and during transportation (transportation);
7) organize, if necessary, veterinary and health-improving activities in serviced military units;
8) develop a plan for veterinary services for the garrison in case of mobilization and bringing military units of the garrison to the highest levels of combat readiness, as well as measures of the veterinary service to eliminate the consequences of the use of weapons of mass destruction;
9) participate in the development of plans for cooperation with territorial and civil defense bodies, military units of other troops and military formations of the garrison;
10) participate in the development by local civilian veterinary authorities of measures to improve the veterinary, sanitary and epizootic conditions of the area where military units are located;
11) to monitor the fulfillment by officials of military units of the garrison of the requirements of legislation on veterinary service;
12) prohibit the procurement, transportation (transportation), import (export) of food, fodder, animals and raw materials of animal and vegetable origin from disadvantaged or quarantined points for the needs of military units of the garrison;
13) report to the head of the garrison on the veterinary and sanitary condition of the garrison (military units served) and the necessary measures to improve it;
14) give instructions to military units and institutions of the garrison on the slaughter or destruction of animals with dangerous infectious diseases, the destruction and processing or other use of products and raw materials of plant and animal origin, recognized as unfit for consumption due to animal diseases;
15) prohibit the use of vehicles that do not meet veterinary and sanitary requirements for the transportation of food, fodder, animals, raw materials of animal and vegetable origin for the needs of the garrison troops;
16) check the veterinary and sanitary condition of passing military echelons on the instructions of the head of the garrison;
17) to carry out, according to the plan approved by the head of the garrison, activities for the exchange of experience of specialists of the veterinary service of military units of the garrison and their professional development;
18) to monitor the maintenance of animals belonging to military units that are being treated in civilian veterinary institutions;
19) immediately report to the head of the garrison on cases of infectious diseases among animals belonging to military units and the local population of the garrison, on measures taken to eliminate these diseases, and notify the commanders of the military units being served.
In garrisons that do not have veterinary service specialists, veterinary services for military units are carried out in accordance with the veterinary support plan for the troops.
Head of the Garrison Fire Protection and Rescue Service
11. The head of the Fire Protection and Rescue Service of the garrison is responsible for organizing fire protection and rescue operations in the garrison.
He must:
1) know the specifics of the fire danger of garrison facilities;
2) develop a fire protection plan for the garrison, coordinate it with the local fire service authorities;
3) participate in the development of plans for cooperation with territorial and civil defense bodies, military units of other troops and military formations of the garrison;
4) to monitor the state of fire protection and service by fire brigades of military units, the maintenance of fire extinguishing equipment at garrison facilities and in military units of the garrison;
5) to monitor the measures taken by the command of military units to immediately eliminate deficiencies in the fire-fighting condition of the garrison facilities;
6) prohibit the use of defective heating and lighting devices, rooms not equipped for fire protection;
7) to check the fire-fighting condition of residential and non-residential premises of military units that have left for training grounds or retired from the garrison, as well as residential buildings of officers in military camps of the garrison;
8) instruct the heads of fire protection and rescue services of the garrison military units and periodically conduct special classes with them;
9) to conduct exercises and classes with fire brigades of military units of the garrison according to the plan approved by the chief of the garrison;
10) involve, in coordination with the commanders of the military units of the garrison, specialists of the fire protection and rescue service of military units to check the state of fire protection in the garrison;
11) to summon fire brigades of military units and local fire brigades in case of a fire in the garrison, to direct their work in extinguishing the fire;
12) immediately report to the head of the garrison on the occurrence of a fire in the garrison and on the measures taken to extinguish it, and conduct an on-site official investigation of the causes of the fire.;
13) promptly report to the head of the garrison about the shortcomings in the fire protection of the garrison, make suggestions for their elimination.
Military conductor of the garrison
12. The military conductor of the garrison is responsible for the maintenance of garrison-wide events by the orchestras of military units and for the training of the consolidated garrison orchestra.
He must:
1) to organize the maintenance of military units of the garrison that do not have their own orchestras by orchestras of other military units and to assist the commanders of these units in the training of drummers;
2) to draw up lists of the bands of military units for the separation of garrison guards and for other garrison events;
3) to control, according to the plan approved by the chief of the garrison, the special training of the bands of the military units of the garrison, to conduct the drill and special training of the consolidated orchestra of the garrison and to direct it;
4) to lead methodical meetings with military conductors, to conduct concerts of the consolidated orchestra for the personnel of military units of the garrison.
Senior military camp
13. The senior of the military camp is responsible for maintaining military discipline and order in the territory of the military camp.
He must:
1) to establish and control the internal order, the maintenance of territories assigned to military units, the implementation of environmental protection and sanitary measures in the military camp;
2) to organize the protection and defense of the military camp;
3) to control personally and through officers of the subordinate staff the daily duty at the combined facilities of the military camp.
The instructions of the senior military camp, defined by his duties, are mandatory for all commanders of military units and subunits located on the territory of the military camp.
In order to maintain military discipline within the military camp, the commander of the military camp, if necessary, appoints internal patrols that serve in accordance with the procedure established for garrison patrols.
The head of the internal patrol reports to the duty officer for the military unit, the commander of which is the senior officer of the military camp.
Operational Training Officer
14. The Operational Training Officer is responsible for the qualitative development of operational training activities.
He must:
1) to develop organizational documents for the preparation of operational training events and other documents;
2) timely and efficiently develop plans for the protection and defense of the garrison, anti-sabotage activities, exercises, staff training, classes and other activities of the garrison;
3) to participate in assisting the headquarters of units and military units in planning and conducting garrison activities;
4) keep records of garrison events and timely submit reports to higher authorities;
5) to summarize the results and analyze the activities and the state of operational training.
Head of unclassified office work
15. The head of the unclassified office of the garrison administration is responsible for organizing the work of unclassified office work and the safety of official documents.
He must:
1) organize the management of the nomenclature of files, books and journals of unclassified records management of the garrison;
2) report to the head of the garrison on the received official documents and submit them for execution;
3) monitor compliance with the rules for receiving, sending, recording and storing official documents, handling them, as well as for their timely return to office work;
4) promptly inform the executors about the expiration of the deadlines for the execution of official documents;
5) to organize the safety of official documents.
Head of Secret Records Management
16. The head of the secret office of the garrison administration is responsible for organizing the work, ensuring secrecy and maintaining secret records.
He must:
1) to study the actual state of secrecy in the garrison, to identify possible channels of leakage of classified information;
2) to control the validity period of the permits of the relevant officials of the garrison administration;
3) carry out all types of checks on the availability, storage of secret documents and the procedure for handling them;
4) monitor compliance with the rules for receiving, sending, recording and storing secret documents, handling them, as well as for their timely return to secret records management;
5) report to the head of the garrison on the received secret documents and submit them for execution in accordance with the established procedure.;
6) promptly inform the executors about the expiration of the deadlines for the execution of secret documents;
7) to organize the safety of secret documents.
APPENDIX 2 to the Charter of the Garrison and Guard Service is approved by the First Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan
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Guard duty schedule
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Number of posts, composition of the guard
Guard numbers
Name of protected objects
With three shifts of sentries
With two shifts of sentries
Total posts
Guard dog posts (checkpoints)
Head of the guard
Assistant to the head of the guard
Breeding companies
Guards
NC's TCO Assistant (TCO Operator)
NC's SCS Assistant (CS Counselor)
Total personnel
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Note: The schedule of internal guards is approved by the senior commander, signed by the commander of the military unit.
Column 7 indicates the category of the serviceman who is appointed head of the guard, for example: 1 of., 1 c-nt.
In the case of the appointment of a vehicle driver, combat vehicle crews, and outriggers, additional columns are included.
The guard schedule is approved annually by December 1, as well as when changes are made to the composition of the guard.
APPENDIX 3 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Service is approved by the commander of the military unit (head of the garrison)
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Outfit statement
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daily (garrison) military unit (garrison)
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Military units (subunits)
The composition of the outfit and the time of its taking over
The officer on duty (guards) and his assistant
Duty division
Guards
Patrols
Park duty and day guards
The checkpoint officer and his assistants
The attendant and the workers in the canteen
Duty officer and staff messengers
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Note: When appointing other officials for daily work, additional columns are included
APPENDIX 4 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
APPENDIX 5 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
Protection of facilities using guard dogs General provisions
1. Guard dogs employed to strengthen the protection of the facility are used to promptly notify the sentry of the appearance of an intruder in the area of the post trying to enter the protected facility and to prevent his further progress through the post until the arrival of the reserve guard group.
2. The assistant to the head of the guard for the service of guard dogs (the leader of the guard dogs) arrives at the guard's divorce without dogs.
3. Guard dogs are used around the clock or at night in case of poor visibility (rain, fog, snowfall and other conditions), as well as in case of long route length and rough terrain.
The duration of the guard dog's stay at the post should not exceed 12 hours per day. At temperatures of plus thirty degrees Celsius and above, minus twenty degrees Celsius and below, as well as in cold winds, rain and other bad weather conditions, the duration of the guard dog's stay at the post is reduced to 6 hours, which the head of the guard makes an entry in the watch list.
The footnote. Paragraph 3 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
4. A guard dog post is a specially equipped area where a dog is brought out to strengthen the protection of an object.
Guard dog posts are established at the most dangerous approaches to the facility ahead of the outer fence (posts) at a distance of up to 80 m or between the outer fence and the first border equipped with technical security equipment, taking into account the possibility of firing at the area ahead of the dog.
The place where the guard dog post is planned should exclude the possibility of a hidden approach to the dog by unauthorized people, be dry and cleaned to a width of at least 10 meters from debris, tall grass, stones, stumps, bushes, piercing, cutting (glass, nails, cans) and other dangerous objects that can cause injury to a dog.
When placing a dog on a post, the assistant chief of the guard for guard dogs (the counselor) is obliged to make sure that the equipment of the post is in good working order.
Guard dog posts should always be in the shade from the lighting of the object. Lighting devices are installed so that the area ahead of the guard dog posts is illuminated.
In winter, the straw lining in the booth is changed at least once every three days, and the guard dog post area must be cleared of snow.
If necessary, guard dog posts are set up at buildings (premises) requiring heavy security.
It is prohibited to set up guard dog posts in areas with heavy traffic of people and vehicles.
The following types of guard dog posts can be equipped:
1) the checkpoint;
2) Blind tethering post;
3) the post of free watching.
When equipping a checkpoint, depending on the size of the protected area, poles are installed at a distance of 20-80 meters from each other, with a diameter of 150-200 mm, which are buried in the ground for at least 1 m. The height of the pole from ground level should be at least 2 m. Between the poles at a height of 2 m, a cable with a diameter of 10 mm or a wire with a diameter of 6 mm is stretched so that in the middle part of the checkpoint section the sagging cable (wire) is not lower than 1.5 m from the ground.
A ring with a block chain is put on the cable (wire). The ends of the cable (wire) are fixed to the poles or tied to a metal hoop compressed on the pole using bolts.
At a distance of 2.5-3 m from the poles, limiters (delays) are installed on the cable (wire) in the form of wire twists or bolts soldered to the cable, rings that prevent the movement of the ring of the block chain along the cable, and exclude the possibility of the dog leaving the pole and entangling the chain around the pole.
A drawbar is installed near each pole in the direction opposite to the tension of the cable (wire).
A three-wall doghouse is installed in the middle of the checkpoint area with the front side facing the middle of the cable so that the dog can only lie down in the doghouse and not walk around it.
A wooden board measuring 1x1 m is placed at the booth, and a swill (bowl) with water is placed.
When the post is equipped with a blind leash, the place for the post must be cleared on an area of at least 16 m2. A pillar with a diameter of 150-200 mm and a height of 30 cm above ground level is dug into the ground near the protected object to a depth of 1 m. A freely rotating swivel is attached to the end of the pole to attach a chain with a shock absorber, which is attached to the harness of the guard dog. The pole is installed so that the dog can freely approach the door of the protected object when the chain is stretched. A three-wall booth is installed, with the open side facing the fence of the object (in the direction of the dog's reaction). A wooden board measuring 1x1 m is placed near the booth, and a swill (bowl) with water is placed there.
In some cases, the booth can be installed so that it covers the entrance to the facility. When the dog is removed from the post, the booth is moved away from the entrance, allowing free access to it.
The free-standing guard post is an equipped fenced-off corridor up to 5 m wide and up to 100 m long. Gates are set up at the ends of the corridor, which are padlocked after the dog is exposed. One of the sides of the post may be the fencing of the object. When setting up a post outside the perimeter of the facility (on the approaches to it, at individual buildings, structures), one gate is set up in the corridor, located on the side opposite to the dog's response. In order to avoid undermining and exit of the dog from the corridor, as well as to exclude the possibility of unauthorized persons and other animals entering the protected area from the outside, the fence is installed from dense, durable metal mesh or reinforced concrete slabs with a height of at least 2 m and deepened into the ground to a depth of at least 0.5 m. A three-wall booth is installed in the center of the post (corridor) or its end part, with the open side facing the fence of the facility (towards the dog's reaction). A wooden board measuring 1x1 m is placed at the booth, and a swill (bowl) with water is placed. A free-standing guard post is the most effective for the use of guard dogs. In order to avoid habituation, dogs are replaced at least once a month at the free guard post.
When using a guard dog for indoor security (warehouses, storages and other facilities), it is necessary, when exposing the dog, to exclude the possibility of its leaving the post or entering another utility room, which may distract the dog from guarding the facility.
When guarding large rooms with several dogs, it is necessary to isolate the compartments for each dog using portable mesh frames or wooden shields.
When guarding large areas where guard dogs are attached to strengthen the protection of posts, it is necessary to install observation towers for sentries at distances visible from one post to another from the outside of the fence.
5. The assistant to the head of the guard for the service of guard dogs organizes the deployment of dogs to posts on the orders of the head of the guard. The placement of guard dogs on posts and their removal from posts are carried out by counselors with the appropriate breeder.
Each counselor leads no more than two dogs on short leashes and in muzzles.
After making sure that the equipment of the post is in good working order, the counselor puts the dog on the post, attaches the chain to the dog's harness, removes the muzzle and leash from it.
Upon completion of the deployment of dogs to the posts, the assistant chief of the guard for guard dogs reports this to the chief of the guard.
6. Having received a signal from the sentry or having heard a dog barking, the head of the guard immediately sends his assistant in the guard dog service, the dog handler of this post and the corresponding breeder to clarify the situation.
7. At dawn or with improved visibility (after rain, fog, snowfall), dogs are removed from their posts at the direction of the head of the guard by the assistant head of the guard for guard dogs (counselors), accompanied by the appropriate breeder, and taken to their permanent location. The head of the guard gives instructions to his assistant in the guard dog service about the removal from posts or replacement of guard dogs at posts.
8. Verification of the behavior of dogs at posts and the condition of posts is carried out with the permission of the head of the guard by the assistant head of the guard for the service of guard dogs (counselors) as part of the control and security group or accompanied by the assistant head of the guard (the corresponding breeder).
If signs of violations are detected, the assistant to the head of the guard for guard dogs (the counselor) reports this to the head of the guard, intensifies surveillance of the object and the approaches to it. If malfunctions are detected at the posts (cable or chain breakage, dog entanglement, and other malfunctions), measures are taken to eliminate them immediately.
9. The procedure for keeping and training guard dogs, as well as checking the work of guard dogs at posts, are set out in a special manual.
Assistant to the head of the guard for the service of guard dogs
10. The assistant to the head of the guard for the service of guard dogs is appointed from among the senior counselors of guard dogs. He reports to the head of the guard and is responsible for:
1) timely posting of dogs and removing them from their posts;
2) effective use of guard dogs;
3) serving as counselors of guard dogs;
4) compliance with the rules for the care, maintenance and feeding of service dogs.
11. The assistant to the head of the guard for the service of guard dogs is obliged to:
1) know exactly the location of the guard dog posts and direct the deployment of dogs to the posts;
2) when changing the guard, check the inventory and by circumambulating the perimeter of the facility for the presence and condition of dogs, posts, enclosures, inventory, equipment and other property intended for guard dogs.;
3) before sending counselors with guard dogs to the posts, check the counselors' knowledge of their duties, the serviceability of dog equipment, and instruct them on safety measures when handling service animals.;
4) in accordance with the schedule, personally or through the counselors of guard dogs, check the behavior of dogs at posts and the condition of posts, take measures to eliminate malfunctions found at posts, and report the results of the inspection to the head of the guard.;
5) inform guards taking up posts about the peculiarities of the behavior of guard dogs stationed within the boundaries of their posts (dogs' reaction to approaching the intruder's post, attitude to sound stimuli, to food given by strangers and in other cases).
The leader of the guard dogs
12. The guard dog leader is responsible for the proper maintenance of guard dog posts, the timely posting and removal of dogs, and the strict and precise implementation of the rules for the care, maintenance, and feeding of service dogs.
He reports to the chief of the guard and his assistant in the guard dog service.
13. The leader of the guard dogs is obliged to:
1) know the location of guard dog posts and the conditions of service on them;
2) at the time set by the schedule and depending on the weather conditions, put dogs on posts and remove them from posts;
3) do not leave your unit anywhere without the permission of the assistant chief of the guard for guard dogs;
4) know the guard dogs of your shift and their behavior at their posts;
5) each time the perimeter of the facility is bypassed, check the condition of posts, inventory, equipment and other property intended for guard dogs to serve, and take measures to immediately eliminate malfunctions found at the posts (cable or chain breakage, dog entanglement, etc.);
6) observe safety measures when handling service animals, as well as rules for the care, maintenance and feeding of guard dogs;
7) report the results of the patrol to the assistant chief of the guard for guard dogs.
APPENDIX 6 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
Guard uniform
1. The guard uniform consists of a field insulated jacket (overcoat), a set of clean and serviceable field (dress) uniforms, shoes, a headdress, a waist belt and a bag for magazines (clips) or an unloading vest. The guards of the post at the Battle Banner of a military unit may be in full dress uniform.
The following types of uniform are used: a hooded raincoat or a tent raincoat and special waterproof shoes, a sheepskin coat and felt boots, or other uniform provided for by the supply regulations only for winter time. The guard's clothing, except for the sheepskin coat, consists of two sets for each post, one of which is located in the guardhouse, and the other is at the post. In addition, the guardhouse must have raincoats or tent-cloaks and special waterproof shoes for the head of the guard, his assistants, breeding and withdrawing.
In special cases, on the instructions of the commander of the military unit (head of the garrison), sentries may serve in bulletproof vests and steel helmets.
2. Guards must arrive at the place of divorce in field insulated jackets (overcoats). In hot weather, on the instructions of the chief of the garrison (chief of staff of the military unit), guards can arrive at the divorce without field insulated jackets (overcoats). The order of wearing insulated field jackets (overcoats) can be changed: during the divorce - by the guard on duty (in a military unit), and after the divorce - by the head of the guard.
3. In the summer, when the wind is cold, shifts are sent to posts in field insulated jackets (overcoats). When the air temperature in the shade is plus fifteen degrees Celsius and above, shifts are allowed to leave field insulated jackets (overcoats) on a hanger in the guardhouse.
The footnote. Paragraph 3 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
4. In inclement weather, shifts are sent to posts in raincoats (raincoat tents) and waterproof shoes. The sentries take off their raincoats (tent-cloaks) at the post as needed.
5. The sheepskin coat is worn and removed only during a shift at the post, worn over a field insulated jacket (overcoat). Felt boots are worn in the guardhouse. Sheepskin coats and felt boots are allowed to be worn at temperatures of minus five degrees Celsius and below, as well as in cold winds.
Removed sheepskin coats and raincoats (raincoat tents) are hung under a mushroom guard or on an observation tower. Raincoats (tent raincoats) and felt boots are removed and dried upon returning from their posts.
The footnote. Paragraph 5 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
6. Sentries inside heated rooms at temperatures not lower than plus eighteen degrees Celsius should always be without field insulated jackets (overcoats).
The footnote. Paragraph 6 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
APPENDIX 7 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
Reserve book of live ammunition of the guard no. ___________
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Date of receipt and consumption of cartridges
Number of live rounds
Name and number of the document on the withdrawal and replenishment of cartridges
Checking the condition of cartridges
to machine guns and carbines
To the pistols
The date of the inspection and the record of the inspector on the number and condition of cartridges
A record of the elimination of detected deficiencies
Consists of...
Withdrawn...
It remains on...
Chief of Staff of a military unit (garrison)___________________________________________________( military title, signature, surname)
Replenished...
Consists of...
Chief of Staff of a military unit (garrison)___________________________________________________( military title, signature, surname)
Note: 1. An act shall be drawn up on the withdrawal (laying) of cartridges, certified by the signatures of the chief of staff of the military unit (garrison), the head of the missile and artillery armament service of the military unit for which the ammunition is registered, the duty officer for the military unit (guards) and the head of the guard. The stock of live ammunition is replenished to the norm, the box is sealed again and deposited with the chief of the guard.
2. The book must be numbered, laced, sealed with a mastic seal and signed by the chief of staff of the military unit (garrison).
3. The accounting book for grenades and fuses is kept in the same form. The necessary names are indicated in the appropriate columns.
APPENDIX 8 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
Equipment of the guardhouse and the duty shift room of the guardhouses of the military police
The footnote. The title of Appendix 8 is as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
1. The guardhouse consists of:
1) common room for guard personnel;
2) the rooms of the head of the guard and his assistant, connected by a glazed door with a common room for the guard personnel;
3) a room for a relaxing changing of the guard, connected by a door to a common room for the guard personnel.
In addition, the guardhouse should have: a dining room with equipment for heating food, places (rooms) for washing, smoking, cleaning weapons and shoes, a dryer, a household corner, a toilet, a shower cabin, a fuel storage room, and for guards performing a task using guard dogs, an aviary for their maintenance. Guardhouses of small guards may not have a dining room. In this case, a place is equipped for storing dishes, food and for heating food.
In the guard room, the facilities of which are equipped with technical security equipment, there should be a control room for the assistant to the head of the guard (operator) for technical security equipment (post). In this case, the remote control for receiving signals from security equipment should be viewed from the room of the head of the guard.
2. In the common room for the guard personnel there should be:
1) a poster with the text of the military oath;
2) report card for posts;
3) combat crew;
4) general military regulations;
5) Newspapers and magazines;
6) paintings or posters with a visual representation of the rules of guard duty, as well as with an image and description of the exploits performed by the guards personnel, an information stand on the condemnation of military personnel for violations of the rules of guard duty;
7) a stand with photographs of military personnel who distinguished themselves during guard duty;
8) Board games (chess and checkers);
9) the clock;
10) battery lights by the number of diluting;
11) Thermometers (indoor and outdoor);
12) first-aid kit or orderly's bag and individual dressing bags for the entire guard;
13) wardrobe for personal belongings and toiletries of the guard;
14) a pyramid for weapons equipped with a light and sound alarm system with a signal output to the room of the head of the guard;
15) table and chairs for two thirds of the guard;
16) a coat hanger for the entire guard and a second set of guard clothes;
17) urns.
The wardrobe and hanger may be installed in other rooms (corridor), depending on the location of the guardhouse rooms.
In addition, a TV and a radio receiver are installed in the common room for the guard personnel.
3. In the room of the chief of the guard and his assistant there should be:
1) an inventory of documents accepted by the head of the guard;
2) inventory of equipment, inventory and property located in the guardhouse;
3) the layout of the posts, the table of posts;
4) instructions to the head of the guard;
5) a package with documentation in case of receiving a signal to bring to the highest degree of combat readiness;
6) samples of permits according to the number of persons authorized to sign them, signed by them;
7) a sample of a one-time certificate for the right to check the guard;
8) samples of seal casts (seal impressions) in special boxes - according to the number of diluting agents;
9) a list of officials who have the right to open storages (warehouses, parks) or may be allowed into the protected area to receive military vehicles (weapons, military and other equipment) from the guard in parking lots (the list indicates their military rank and position, surname, first name, patronymic, ID number identity card (passport), to be opened (closed) and on the territory of which object they are allowed, which seal (seal) is sealed and the time of opening (closing) of the object);
10) Excluded by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective after ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
11) general military regulations;
12) direct telephone and selector (radio) communication with the guard duty (military unit) and means of communication with posts;
13) ammunition supply in a metal box with locks and keys to them;
14) metal box (safe) for ammunition storage of two-shift posts;
15) metal box (safe) for pistols at guard checkpoints;
16) writing instrument;
17) water carafe and glasses;
18) a table with a lockable drawer (safe) and two chairs;
19) hanger;
20) Battery powered flashlight;
21) the clock;
22) semi-soft couch.
In addition, an alarm system from the pistol safe (weapons storage room) of the officer on duty is displayed in the room of the head of the guard and his assistant.
The footnote. Paragraph 3 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
4. In the room for the resting shift of the guard, semi-soft trestles with covers (napkins) on the headboard should be provided for the simultaneous rest of one shift of guards and other persons of the guard who are supposed to rest.
5. In the waiting room (place) for the personnel of the rotating guard, there must be:
1) a pyramid for weapons, lockable and equipped with a light and sound alarm system with a signal output to the room of the head of the guard;
2) paintings or posters with a visual representation of the rules of guard duty;
3) a table and chairs (stools) for two thirds of the guard.
6. The dining room should have:
1) tables and chairs (stools) for two thirds of the guard;
2) cupboard for dishes and groceries;
3) a set of thermoses for food delivery, dishes and cutlery for meals for the entire staff of the guard;
4) a container with drinking water (dispenser) with a tap, sealed with the seal of the chief of the guard;
5) Refrigerator;
6) electric or gas stove (microwave oven) for heating food;
7) kettle for boiling water;
8) sink for washing dishes, detergents.
7. In the control room (at the post) there should be:
1) signal reception equipment from security equipment;
2) documentation of the assistant chief of the guard (operator) on technical security equipment;
3) operating instructions for the security equipment installed at the facility;
4) Safety instructions;
5) Table, chairs and rubber mat;
6) Hardware log;
7) Writing instrument.
8. Places (rooms) for smoking, cleaning weapons and shoes should have: a table for cleaning weapons, a metal box for rags, benches, urns with disinfectant, shoe cleaning supplies.
9. All installed documentation of the guard, as well as posters and paintings, must be framed or on tablets.
10. In each room, an inventory of the property and inventory located in the room is posted on the wall.
11. The guardhouse is provided with backup lighting sources (kerosene lamps of the "Bat" type) according to the number of rooms, as well as fire extinguishing equipment: fire extinguishers, boxes of sand, a barrel of water, buckets and equipment (shovels, axes, crowbars, bags, a cat).
When the guardhouse is located outside the military camp, the windows are equipped with metal shutters locked from the inside, equipped with loopholes, and an observation tower is installed.
12. The entrance to the guardhouse is equipped with a vestibule, which excludes unhindered access to the guardhouse by persons who arrived to open (close) protected objects.
13. The territory adjacent to the guardhouse must have a fence at least two meters high, while the territory of guardhouses located outside military units is fenced with a reinforced concrete fence, the metal entrance door to the territory of which is equipped with a video intercom, in addition, an observation tower is equipped for a sentry at the entrance to the guardhouse.
Before entering the guardhouse, there should be devices for cleaning shoes from dirt (wooden or metal grilles or iron brackets). A lid-lockable garbage container is installed near the guardhouse.
14. The necessary fuel, lighting equipment (candles, lamps, lanterns) and cleaning equipment are stored in the storeroom.
15. In front of the guardhouse, platforms are equipped for building a guard and for loading and unloading weapons with a bullet trap, which should be well lit at night, as well as a room (place) for the personnel of the rotating guard with a pyramid for storing weapons, lockable, and equipped with a light and sound alarm system with a signal output to the room of the head of the guard. Heated rooms for parking are equipped in the guard, which has a vehicle and combat vehicles.
16. The guardhouse shift room must have:
1) table and chairs;
2) a documentation stand;
3) general military regulations;
4) the clock;
5) Radio receiver;
6) Backup lighting sources (kerosene bat lamp), flashlights (2 pieces) with spare batteries;
7) Thermometer (indoor and outdoor);
8) keys to the cells of the arrested;
9) a cabinet (pyramid) for storing weapons, equipped with a light and sound alarm system, displayed on duty by the military police authority;
10) direct telephone and selector (radio) communication with the military police officer on duty;
11) a fireproof cabinet or metal box attached to the floor or to the wall for documents, money and valuable items taken into custody from the arrested.
The footnote. Appendix 8 was supplemented by paragraph 16 in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
17. In the room for the rest shift there should be:
1) semi-soft trestle beds with headboard covers;
2) a wardrobe for clothes and personal belongings of the guardhouse shift on duty;
3) bedside tables.
The footnote. Appendix 8 was supplemented by paragraph 17 in accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
APPENDIX 9 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
Fencing of facilities and equipment of posts
1. The territory where the protected objects are located must have an external and internal fence with a height of at least two meters with a distance between the wire strands: in the lower part – no more than 5 cm, in the upper part – no more than 15 cm. The distance between the outer and inner fences is determined depending on local conditions and can be 10 m or more. A path (path) for the movement of sentries and a control lane adjacent to the outside of the fence, with a width of at least five meters, are equipped between the fences.
For the convenience of monitoring the approaches to the protected object, observation towers with bulletproof fencing, equipped with communication equipment and grounding, are installed between the fences (at the outer perimeter), according to the drawing.
The parameters of the fencing of protected objects, as well as observation towers, if necessary, including depending on the terrain, configuration and local conditions, are changed by the decision of the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, as well as the first leaders of other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan, taking into account the requirements provided for by acts of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The footnote. Paragraph 1 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
2. Special engineering structures can be set up at particularly important state, regime and strategic facilities, or armored objects with weapons, surveillance devices, aiming and engineering barriers (inconspicuous obstacles, "stumbles", gouges, anti-tank hedgehogs, trenches), observation towers with bulletproof fences and anti-border nets equipped with communications and grounding devices can be installed.
Signs with inscriptions clearly visible day and night are installed on the approaches to the territory with protected objects, for example: "Passage (passage, span) is prohibited (closed)." A detour (detour, span) is indicated by an arrow.
Restricted zones and areas are defined in accordance with the legislation around objects located outside the territory of a military unit, in coordination with local government authorities. The boundaries of the restricted area should be marked on the ground with clearly visible signs (40x60 cm in size on a yellow background with a red border 2 cm wide and 5 cm high letters) with the inscription in the state and Russian languages "Restricted area, passage prohibited (closed)". The head of the garrison (the commander of the military unit, the head of the protected object) is obliged to notify the population of the nearest settlements in a timely manner through the local government authorities about the establishment of the boundaries of the forbidden zone (area). The boundaries of restricted areas should not include existing public roads, residential and office buildings, cultivated fields, and others.
Flights of aircraft, including unmanned ones, over the territory of protected objects are carried out in accordance with the legislation on the use of the airspace of the Republic of Kazakhstan and aviation activities.
The footnote. Paragraph 2 as amended by Decrees of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 11/12/2022 No. 1071 (effective after ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication); dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective after ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
3. On the territory of the post, depending on local conditions, the sentry should be provided with a view and shelling of at least 50 m, therefore, the area around the post should be cleared of shrubs, trees thinned, lower branches chopped to a height of 2.5 m, grass mowed, pits filled in, mounds leveled, excess objects removed. The forbidden border, which defines the distance closer to which unauthorized persons are prohibited from approaching the post, is indicated by signs visible by one hour during the day, at night and in conditions of poor visibility (40x60 cm on a yellow background with a red border 2 cm wide and 5 cm high letters) with an inscription in the state and Russian languages, for example: "Forbidden border. Stop, they're shooting."
On the territory of objects with several posts, the borders of each post are marked locally with signs (40x60 cm in size on a yellow background with a red border 2 cm wide and letters 5 cm high), for example: "Border of post No. 2".
4. For the defense of the most important facilities, trenches are torn off and equipped in such a way that the approaches to the post are shot through from them, and communication with neighboring posts is ensured. The trench is equipped with a means of communication with the guardhouse.
5. At night, the approaches to the post and the protected object must be illuminated. The lighting is arranged so that the sentry, standing on duty or moving around the territory of the post, is always in the shade.
6. The post is equipped with means of communication, which must provide the sentry (from at least two points, and when patrolling objects - every 250 m of movement) with an immediate call from the head of the guard, his assistant or the guard.
7. Internal posts, especially at the Battle Banner, should have a 0.7-1 m high fence and lighting.
There should be a fence at the checkpoint to protect the sentry from a surprise attack.
8. At each external (and, if necessary, at the internal) post, directly at the protected object (warehouse, storage and other objects) there must be fire extinguishing equipment: fire extinguishers, boxes with sand, barrels with water, buckets and inventory (shovels, axes, crowbars, hooks, koshma). For sentries serving between the inner and outer fencing in the immediate vicinity of the observation tower, a field fire shield is equipped.
The footnote. Paragraph 8 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
9. There should be a mushroom specially equipped for storing guard clothes at the outer post, and a closet or hanger for insulated jackets (overcoats) at the inner post.
The mushroom guard is colored to match the color of the protected object or the color of the surrounding area.
10. Instructions on equipping facilities with security equipment are set out in the section "Application of security equipment".
APPENDIX 10 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Service is approved by the commander of the military unit (head of the garrison)
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(military rank, signature, surname)
"___" ___________ 20__ G.
Elegant opening of a protected object
__________________________ guards _______________________
internal (garrison) name of the military unit
units (garrison)
on "___" ___________ 20__ G.
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Name of the object
Time
Base (admission number)
Position, military rank, surname and initials of the person authorized to open the facility
Purpose of the autopsy
Note
autopsies
closures
According to the plan
Actually
According to the plan
Actually
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Chief of Staff of a military unit (garrison)
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(military rank, signature, surname)
Note:
1. If it is necessary to send personnel and equipment to a protected facility to perform work, the position, military rank, surname and initials of the senior team, the number of personnel, the name of their military unit (subdivision), as well as the name of vehicles are entered in column 10.
2. It is prohibited to open objects without an order to open them.
APPENDIX 11 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
Access form for opening the vault
Note: 1. If the admission is permanent, then the word "Permanent" is written instead of the word "One-time" and its validity period is indicated, and instead of the date, the days of the week (daily) on which the opening of storages (warehouses, parks) is allowed are indicated.
2. The admission is invalid without an order to open the facility.
APPENDIX 12 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Service is approved by the commander of the military unit (head of the garrison)
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(military rank, signature, surname)
"___" ___________ 20__ G.
Report card for posts ________________________ guardhouse No. ____
(internal, garrison)
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The composition of the guard and the number of posts
The numbers of the breeders and their posts
Numbers of posts and what is under guard
Special duties of sentries
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Chief of Staff of a military unit (garrison)
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(military rank, signature, surname)
Note: 1. Column 1 lists all the personnel of the guard, for example: the head of the guard - 1 (officer), the assistant head of the guard - 2 (sergeants), the guards - 3 (sergeants), after which the number of posts with three and two shifts of sentries, posts with the use of technical means of protection (without sentries) and the number of guard dog posts (checkpoints).
2. Column 3 lists the names of the objects at the post and indicates which seals they are sealed with, how many seals are on each object. If there is a post at the Battle Banner, then it is indicated which orders and ribbons are on the Battle Banner and their number.
3. Column 4 indicates the special duties of the sentry, taking into account the specific conditions of service at the post and the timing of the communication report; the time during which the sentry is allowed to monitor from the tower; the distances closer to which the sentry is prohibited from allowing unauthorized persons to the post; the actions of the sentry in the event of an attack on the post, on neighboring posts and in the case of emergency situations at the post; in which cases the sentry is allowed to use weapons, as well as the dangerous direction of fire.
APPENDIX 13 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
HARDWARE MAGAZINE NO. _____
TCO operator
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(division)
____________________________
(military unit)
Started "___" ___________ 20__ G.
Finished "___" ___________ 20__ G.
Section 1 of the information on personnel authorized to operate the vehicle
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n/a
Post
Military rank
Last name and initials
Date and number of the order for admission to independent work
Note
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Section 2 Accounting of TCO operation
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Date (date, month, year)
Response time (h, min)
Where did the trigger signal come from
Time of the trigger report
(h, min)
Measures taken to trigger the TCO during the removal of the backup group
The reason for triggering the TCO
Date and time of detection (elimination) of the trigger cause
Signatures
A note on the state of the vehicle during the shift of duty (guards). Signatures of the rotating and incoming guard chiefs
Plot number
Structure, building, room
To the chief of the guard
The sentry
Operator (assistant to the head of the guard)
Head of the guard
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APPENDIX 14 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
The scheme of the guard camp for practical training of the guard
Explication
The guard town
10. Training place: The order of shift and service at the Battle Banner.
11. Training place: Training of the guard for cargo escort.
12. Educational place: The order of admission and delivery of the post.
13. Training place: Training in the actions of a sentry to extinguish a fire at a post.
14. Training place: The actions of a sentry during an attack on a post.
15. Training place: Ammunition magazines are equipped.
16. Training place: Hand-to-hand combat training.
17. Training place: The order of loading and unloading of weapons.
18. The location of the guard.
1) posters with a summary plan for conducting classes at the training place;
2) a poster with a plan for conducting a practical briefing with the guard personnel;
3) a poster showing the position of the weapon at the post;
4) a poster with fire extinguishing techniques and rules;
5) a poster with hand-to-hand combat techniques;
6) Fire protection shield.
APPENDIX 15 to the Regulations of the garrison and Guard Services
(1st page of the watch list, sample)
NSH, CCT eliminate deficiencies before 03.03.2007.
Military unit commander 00000
Colonel S. Kabatov
(the decision of the commander of the military unit on
elimination of identified deficiencies)
POST STATEMENT___________________________ GUARDHOUSE NO. ____
(internal, garrison)
on "___" ___________ 20__ G.
(date, month, year)
This page produces:
1. Records of admission to the guardhouse, to protected objects, signatures of the head of the guard and persons authorized to open the vaults.
2. Signatures of the heads of the relieved and new guards on the changing of the guard and records of the deficiencies found in this case.
08.35 03/01/07. Based on security clearance No. 00, the fleet of combat vehicles has been opened.
Park duty officer Major A. Burkutbai
Captain T. Kobenov, head of the guard
18.30 03/01/07. On the basis of a one-time certificate No. 00, Colonel Vanyunkin I.N. was admitted to the guardhouse to check the guard.
Captain T. Kobenov, head of the guard
The military banner of the unit with the Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky II degree and the Order ribbon to it, protected facilities, communications, alarm systems, lighting and property in good condition according to the inventory, with the exception of: the fire protection shield at post No. 2 has been dismantled.
Passed: Captain T. Kobenov
Accepted by: Major V. Solonenko
The disadvantages have been eliminated
Chief of Staff of Military unit 00000
Lieutenant Colonel S. Palman
(record of the Chief of Staff on the elimination of deficiencies)
(2nd and 3rd pages of the watch list, sample)
The guard's asset has been selected
and instructed
The personnel of the guard has been appointed
and instructed
Deputy commander of 1 msb Commander of 1 msb
Major M. Turmukhanov, Lieutenant Colonel A. Antonov
(records of the selection and appointment of guard personnel
and the briefing conducted)
SCHEDULE OF POSTS
GUARD NO. ___ from ____________________________________________________
(unit, conditional name of the military unit)
Head of the guard ___________________________________________________
(military rank, surname, first name, patronymic)
Assistant to the head of the guard _________________________________________
(military rank, surname, first name, patronymic)
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Post numbers
Numbers, military ranks, surnames, initials of the breeders
Military ranks
surnames and initials of the sentries
1st shift
2nd shift
3rd shift
Guard vehicle _______________________________________
(brand, number)
The driver of the vehicle _____________________________________
(military rank, surname, initials)
Output: ___________________________________________________________
Time for the guards to take up their posts:
with three shifts _____________________________________________________
with two shifts _____________________________________________________
Unit Commander ______________________________________________
(military rank, signature, surname)
Weapons and ammunition are in good condition, the guard personnel have been instructed on security measures.
The staff of the guard has been examined, there are no health complaints.
Head of the Medical Service
Head of the service of the RAV in/h 00000 in/h 00000
Major A. Shilov Major M.S. A. Manabaev
(records of checking weapons, ammunition, and briefing
on security measures and medical examination of the guard personnel)
Note: 1. If the sentries were relieved after 1 hour, then indicate the time of the shift and who set these shifts.
2. In case of any changes in the personnel of the shifts, an entry is made in the appropriate columns.
3. In the second column, the following are additionally entered: when the assistant chief of the guard for TSO (TSO operators) is assigned to the guard, their military ranks, surname and initials, and if there are guard dog posts, military ranks, surnames and initials of the assistant chief of the guard for SCS (dog guides).
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(4th page of the watch list)
Entries are made on this page:
1. About the results of the inspection of the guard and the identified deficiencies in the technical means of protection, fencing, lighting, communication with protected objects and about the time to eliminate the deficiencies.
2. About the time when sentries are set (removed) when objects are closed (opened).
3. About the incidents in the guard.
4. On admission to visit the defendants and convicts.
5. About the withdrawal of guard dogs to their posts and their removal from their posts.
6. On the analysis of service and evaluation for service by the unit commander.
Note: 1. All entries in the watch list are made without blots or corrections.
2. The chief of staff of the military unit submits the guard sheets of the guards who changed the day before to the commander of the unit for review and decision-making. After that, the post sheets of the internal (garrison) guards, indicating what measures have been taken to eliminate the shortcomings noted in them, are returned by the chief of staff of the military unit to the chief of staff of the garrison no later than two days later.
3. Guard duty records are kept at the headquarters of the garrison (military unit) during the year following the current year.
APPENDIX 16 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
The nominal list of military personnel held in the guardhouse
The footnote. Appendix 16 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
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No. p / p
Military rank
Last name, first name, patronymic
Which cell should I keep
Time of admission to the guardhouse
Time of release from the guardhouse
The signature of the head of the guardhouse (on duty at the military police body) on the release of the serviceman
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Private
Morevolegivanovich
single
10.50.31.12.2014
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Private
Demchenkoevgeniygorevich
general
11.20.31.12.2014
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Private
Daniyarov Alimgabdulovich
general
12.20.31.12.2014
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Sergeant
Dzhampozovkairattleuberdievich
Sergeant's
12.40.31.12.2014
Head of the guardhouse (military police officer on duty)
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(military rank, signature, surname)
Note: When accepting and transferring military personnel held in the brig, the head of the shift shift on duty makes an entry in the list below the signature of the head of the brig (on duty at the military police authority), for example: "On January 29, 2014, at 9:00 a.m., according to this list, 4 (four) military personnel held in the brig were handed over by: the head of the duty shift captain (signed) R. Bashkulov." The head of the new duty shift makes a corresponding entry on the admission of military personnel held in the guardhouse.
APPENDIX 17 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
A special car
A special vehicle is designed for the departure of an operational (patrol) group and a dog handler with a dog for detention, investigative actions, as well as transportation to the place of detention of detainees and detainees (escorted).
The car is manufactured on the basis of a three-seater all-metal van in white with color-coding and identification inscriptions (a blue stripe with the inscription "military police"), equipped with a signal loudspeaker and communication equipment.
The roof and doors are standard. Number of seats:
1) cab - driver, 2 passengers;
2) accompanying compartment - 3 persons;
3) a compartment for detainees - 4 people.
The cabin is separated from the escort compartment by a solid partition with a sliding window.
In the escort compartment:
1) three seats;
2) the writing table;
3) the heater;
4) ceiling with two lamps and a light ventilation hatch;
5) window (window pane) in the side door;
6) a dog compartment with a door on the side of the escort compartment;
7) Anti-slip floor covering.
The detention compartment consists of two separate cells, two detainees in each cell (made of a welded metal frame with a 25x40 mm profile tube, the walls, ceilings, and doors are sheathed in 1.5 mm thick sheet metal). Each camera has:
1) internal latticed door with one-way internal lock and additional latch;
2) viewing windows with metal grating;
3) observation windows with metal grating in the partition of the front wall of the compartment for the possibility of visual observation of detainees;
4) metal bench with backrest, wood finish;
5) lights protected by grilles;
6) exhaust forced ventilation in the ceiling.
APPENDIX 18 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
The register of persons held in the guardhouse in 20__
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Date and time of taking into custody
Position, military rank, surname, first name, patronymic
Military unit number
Detained (arrested, convicted) by whom
Reason for detention (arrest, what he was convicted of, under what article)
For how long and in which cell to keep
Accepted items, documents and money
When the period of detention (arrest, conviction) ends
Record of the time of the medical examination, washing in the bath and physical examination at the reception of the serviceman (signature of the medical worker)
Release record (date and time)
A signature on the delivery of things, documents and money upon admission to the guardhouse
Signature on receipt of things, documents and money upon serving the arrest
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Note: In the column "Detained by whom", a record is made for the convicted by which military court the serviceman was convicted, for those arrested and detained by an investigator, body of inquiry, prosecutor or court - by which investigator, body of inquiry, prosecutor or court a preventive measure in the form of detention was applied or detention was carried out.
APPENDIX 19 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
The footnote. Appendix 19 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
Note: The receipt is issued in three copies. The first copy is given to the person who delivered the serviceman to the guardhouse, the second to the delivered serviceman, the third copy is handed over by the head of the duty shift along with the book of reception and delivery of duty.
APPENDIX 20 to the Regulations of the garrison and Guard Services
The footnote. Appendix 20 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 08/23/2023 No. 306 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).
Note on the release of a serviceman (detainee, suspect, accused)
To the head of the shift on duty ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________". (military rank, surname, first name, patronymic)
Held in custody _________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________( military rank, surname, first name, patronymic)
Deputy commander of 1 msb Commander of 1 msb
Major M. Turmukhanov, Lieutenant Colonel A. Antonov
(records of the selection and appointment of guard personnel
and the briefing conducted)
SCHEDULE OF POSTS
GUARD NO. ___ from ____________________________________________________
(unit, conditional name of the military unit)
Head of the guard ___________________________________________________
(military rank, surname, first name, patronymic)
APPENDIX 21 to the Regulations of the garrison and guard Services
On approval of the general military regulations of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan https://zakonpravo.kz/en/on-approval-of-the-general-military-regulations-of-the-armed-forces-other-troops-and-military-formations-of-the-republic-of-kazakhstan
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