Bishkek:The Zhogorku Kenesh of Kyrgyzstan has formed a parliamentary commission to evaluate the delivery of public services to citizens. This decision was taken during a parliamentary session held today.

According to 24.kg News Agency, the initiative to establish the commission was partly due to a previous proposal by MP Ulugbek Ormonov to investigate the death of Amir Kunakunov in Ala-Archa Nature Park. Additionally, the parliamentary faction El Umutu - Ata-Jurt suggested forming a commission to assess various public services, including Public Service Centers, rescue services, and emergency medical care.

The commission's objective is to scrutinize the service delivery methods and pinpoint operational deficiencies. Speaker Marlen Mamataliev noted that there have been complaints about difficulties in reaching operators by phone during power outages, which the commission aims to address.

The commission comprises members from various factions, including Nurbek Sydygaliev from Ishenim, Cholpon Esenamanova from Ala-Too, Aigul Karabekova from Yntymak - Mekenchil, Ulugbek Ormonov and Tabyldy Muratbekov from El Umutu - Ata-Jurt, Medina Kairylbekova and Ulukbek Karybek uulu from Eldik, and Gulsharkan Kultayeva and Mavluda Kalberdieva from Ishenim and Ala-Too, respectively.