Deputy Ulukbek Uzakbaev raised the question of whether the presence of a permanent representation of the General Prosecutor's Office in Russia could expedite the processing of requests, as they currently arrive exclusively in written form. He also inquired whether there had been cases where translations were denied.
Konkubaeva confirmed that such refusals had indeed occurred. Of the 449 requests submitted, 144 were rejected as they did not meet the conditions of the agreement or concerned serious crimes, including murders and other serious offenses.
Uzakbaev emphasized that the representation could effectively address issues on the ground. In response, Konkubaeva noted that this issue had already been discussed, and the only unresolved problem remains the issue of salary payments.
