The agency emphasizes that the main goal of this innovation is to improve the transparency and legality of actions on the ground, enhance discipline and accountability among employees, as well as protect the rights of citizens and honest businessmen.
“During inspections and interactions with economic entities, body cameras will be used. All video recordings will be automatically sent to the ministry's situational center, where they will be analyzed and monitored in real time. This will ensure the possibility of quick response to potential violations, minimize the human factor, and enhance the effectiveness of state control,” the official statement says.
Photo from the Ministry of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Processing Industry. Body Cameras
The implementation of the video recording system, according to specialists from the Ministry of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Processing Industry, will be a significant step towards the digital transformation of control functions and strengthening trust between government agencies and society.
It is expected that this will lead to more transparent, accountable, and safe activities of inspectors, a reduction in corruption risks, and an improvement in the quality of public services.
