The bill will simplify the process of correcting errors in the PIN
In its third reading, the Jogorku Kenesh approved a bill that proposes changes to the law on the personalized accounting of citizens concerning mandatory state social insurance. The main goal of this bill is to simplify accounting and eliminate errors that may negatively affect the calculation of pensions and other social payments.
One significant innovation will be the simplification of the process for changing the personal identification number. Currently, correcting errors, especially those made many years ago, can be extremely difficult. The new law will allow these changes to be made without bureaucratic difficulties and regardless of the time elapsed since the error occurred.
The bill also provides for the organization of the accounting system, including clear rules for assigning and changing the PIN, eliminating existing contradictions in legislation, and increasing the transparency of the work of government agencies.
The initiators of the changes emphasize that they are also necessary for the development of digital services. Updated and accurate data about citizens will help automate processes such as pension assignments and the accounting of insurance contributions.
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