Some issues of the concept of an executive body

This article examines the concept and main features of the executive bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan based on the analysis of the current legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, scientific works of Kazakh and foreign authors, and program documents of the Head of State. The necessity for a theoretical analysis of these issues is highlighted, along with the dynamics of the development of the normative-legal framework of public administration activities and the progressive movement in the field of state-building of the new Kazakhstan. The renewal of managerial influence necessitates a theoretical study of the concept and types of executive bodies, as well as the identification of the role and specific characteristics of each of them within the overall system of executive power at the current stage of Kazakhstan’s societal development. The article reviews the provisions of the Administrative Procedural-Processual Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan «On Legal Acts,» substantiating the need to adjust the concept of a state body. Based on the study of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan «On Local Government and Self-Government in the Republic of Kazakhstan» and other regulatory legal acts, theoretical and legal issues of the status of ex-ecutive authorities at the local level are being studied. Organizational and legal proposals for optimizing leg-islation in public administration are substantiated.

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Bulletin of the Karaganda University “Law Series”
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2025-03-22
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https://doi.org/10.31489/2025l1/23-31
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Some issues of the concept of an executive body

К.С. Мусилимова, М.И. Билялова
Bulletin of the Karaganda University “Law Series”
Legal and Policy Issues
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Some issues of the concept of an executive body

К.С. Мусилимова, М.И. Билялова
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Abstract

This article examines the concept and main features of the executive bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan based on the analysis of the current legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, scientific works of Kazakh and foreign authors, and program documents of the Head of State. The necessity for a theoretical analysis of these issues is highlighted, along with the dynamics of the development of the normative-legal framework of public administration activities and the progressive movement in the field of state-building of the new Kazakhstan. The renewal of managerial influence necessitates a theoretical study of the concept and types of executive bodies, as well as the identification of the role and specific characteristics of each of them within the overall system of executive power at the current stage of Kazakhstan’s societal development. The article reviews the provisions of the Administrative Procedural-Processual Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan «On Legal Acts,» substantiating the need to adjust the concept of a state body. Based on the study of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan «On Local Government and Self-Government in the Republic of Kazakhstan» and other regulatory legal acts, theoretical and legal issues of the status of ex-ecutive authorities at the local level are being studied. Organizational and legal proposals for optimizing leg-islation in public administration are substantiated.

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