Legal Regulation of State Electronic Services: Relevant Issues and Ways of Improvement
Duisenkul A.G. Ospanova D.A. Taigamitov G.D. Madykhan S.M.
2023Ubiquity Press
Data Science Journal
2023#22Issue 1
The emergence of new platforms to promote concepts such as e-government and open data, which are currently being actively implemented in many countries around the world, and, more importantly, the need to promote civic participation and engagement in this regard, which are perhaps two key components for the successful implementation of any modern e-government project, provide both new opportunities and challenges for policy makers in implementing this idea in the Republic of Kazakhstan, which is actively trying to technologically reform the public sector. The result of the policy of implementing the e-government in the Republic of Kazakhstan was the creation of a single e-government portal with unified databases and unified electronic services for the entire country, which were integrated into a single area of the concept in both the political and technological meaning. At present, public services are provided by personal contact through the offices of the Public Service Centre and online through the e-government portal, whose projects include dozens of different information systems, registers, and state databases, and hundreds of applications and services. In modern realities in the Republic of Kazakhstan, it is necessary to conduct a survey to measure the effectiveness of public services, similar to Citizens First in Canada, in order to determine the quality and comparison in the survey, a Common Measurement Tool can be used. As a result of the study, it was also concluded that the following aspects of legal regulation need to be improved in the Republic of Kazakhstan: the establishment of a body for monitoring and protecting information data, as well as the consideration of complaints regarding the violations of the right to protect information data; the need to consolidate national legislation in the field of e-government into a single legal act; the establishment of an interdepartmental state body in the field of e-government.
e-government , information and communication technologies , open data , public electronic services
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Department of Humanities and Law, Turan University, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Department of Law and International Law, Turan University, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Department of Higher School of Economics and Business, Kazakh National Agrarian University, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Department of Law, Eurasian Law Academy named after D.A. Kunayev, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Department of Humanities and Law
Department of Law and International Law
Department of Higher School of Economics and Business
Department of Law
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