The final extended meeting was chaired by Vice Minister of Finance Dauren Kenbeil and the Chairman of the Committee Yerzhan Mynzhasarov, with the participation of heads of territorial subdivisions.
In 2025, 1,359 audit events were conducted (22% less than in 2024), but the volume of identified violations increased by 36% — to 462 billion tenge. The effectiveness of one inspection increased by more than a third. 418.4 billion tenge was recovered and restored to the budget.
One of the key areas of work last year was online budget monitoring, thanks to which every tenge of public funds was controlled remotely. Over the year, 1.5 billion tenge in unjustified payments was confirmed, of which more than 1 billion tenge was returned to the treasury.
The Committee paid special attention to oversight of major expenditures and socially significant projects. Thanks to this, unjustified price inflation in public procurement amounting to over 57 billion tenge was prevented.
Digitalization is fundamentally changing the control system, and the Committee is actively improving its approaches. The integration of the Financial Reporting Depository (FRD) with E-Minerals allowed for expanding the coverage of subsoil users almost threefold — from 460 to 1,400 persons. As a result, more than 1,300 major entrepreneurs were brought out of the shadows.
During the meeting, the Vice Minister of Finance outlined tasks for the upcoming period and gave specific instructions for their implementation, emphasizing the importance of further improving systemic control and the effective use of digital tools in the Committee's work.