She raised the question of how control is exercised over private companies that create electronic diaries for educational institutions.
Ashimbaeva noted that the Ministry of Education's database contains information on 1.5 million students and inquired how the agency ensures the security of this data, considering the involvement of private organizations in the project.
In response to Deputy Director of the agency Kylimbek Madalbekov's statement that an inspection was conducted last year, but the details remained unclear, the deputy reacted with dissatisfaction.
“You are responsible for the protection of personal data. Monitoring the work of the Ministry of Education and other institutions is your duty. If the information from the previous inspection is not clarified, what are you doing? Several schools in Bishkek use private electronic diaries that store all information about children and their parents,” she added.
