An e-Sport platform will be launched in
Kazakhstan to streamline industry management and information exchange with
other portals. The Mazhilis, the lower house of Parliament, has adopted these
and other amendments to the law on support for the tourism industry and
children’s sports. The amendments
introduce per capita funding for children’s and youth sports schools,
calculated on a per-athlete basis, and higher
salaries for specialists. Coaches who train in
accordance with national sports standards will also receive additional
payments.
«Per-capita normative funding for children’s and youth
sports schools is being introduced, along with a corresponding digital
platform. This will make it possible to nearly double spending per athlete and
increase coaches’ salaries. The e-Sport platform is set to provide management
and accounting functions, sector-wide analytics, and data exchange with other
systems,» said Mazhilis Member Nikita Shatalov.
The Mazhilis agreed with
the Senate’s amendments to several legislative acts, including the Construction Code, the law on
banks and banking activities, and legislation regulating digitalization,
transport, and entrepreneurship. The amendments are clarifying in nature and do
not change the concepts of the documents adopted by the Mazhilis. Speaker of
the house Yerlan Koshanov also summarized the deputies’ legislative work over
the past year.
«We managed to implement all the directives of the Head
of State on time. The adopted laws will create conditions for our country’s further development and contribute to improving the
well-being of the population. A number of provisions were implemented through
legislative initiatives by members of Parliament. These documents ensure a
balance between public
and state interests and
create conditions for business development. Next year, we must maintain the
established pace,» noted Mazhilis Chairman Yerlan Koshanov.
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