Uzbek state bodies must publish 43 types of public information

Uzbek state bodies must publish 43 types of public information
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State bodies and organisations in Uzbekistan are required to publish 43 types of socially significant information on the Open Data Portal and their official websites. The list of such information is set out in legislation, UzDaily reported from Tashkent.

The list covers business trip expenses of officials, costs of hosting foreign guests, use of official vehicles, housing and other property, the composition of procurement commissions and state purchases, vacancies, employment conditions, candidate requirements and hiring documents. It also includes the hajj queue by region, income and expenses of state universities, use of local budget funds, and the order of applications for enrolling children in state preschool organisations. Public relations and citizen appeals units are responsible for timely, quality publication.

The Anti-Corruption Agency said it coordinates work to ensure the openness of state bodies and continuously monitors compliance with the requirements. Citizens can report facts of corruption by calling 1253.

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