PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC CIVIL SERVICE

The article analyzes the core principles of public civil service enshrined in the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan. These principles define the main directions of public administration and outline the obligations of state bodies and officials toward society and citizens. The critique highlights the general nature of the principles articulated in the legislation and the lack of detailed elaboration. Additionally, the article examines the principles outlined in the draft code of ethics for public servants, providing descriptions, legislative requirements, and practical implementation. Attention is drawn to existing issues in the recruitment process and the absence of criteria for assessing the moral and ethical qualities of candidates. The article underscores the relevance of studying the principles of public service and their application in practice.