Article 11. The main duties of convicts of the Penal Enforcement Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan

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1. Convicts are obliged to:

1) comply with the requirements established by this Code, other regulatory legal acts, as well as a court verdict;

2) comply with the internal regulations of institutions and bodies executing punishment;

3) comply with the legal requirements of employees of institutions or bodies executing sentences, as well as persons authorized to monitor and supervise the behavior of convicted persons;

4) appear at the call of the administration of institutions or bodies executing punishments and provide explanations on the issues of execution of punishment and other measures of criminal legal impact;

5) not to leave the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan until the main sentence is fully served or released from punishment, the expiration of probation control, the expiration of the suspended sentence;

6) politely address the staff, other convicts, as well as persons visiting institutions and bodies executing punishments;

7) be conscientious about work and study;

8) in cases stipulated by law, undergo mandatory and preventive medical examinations in order to detect infectious diseases in a timely manner, as well as an examination to identify the facts of substance use and intoxication, injury;

9) undergo genomic registration in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

2. Failure of convicted persons to fulfill the duties assigned to them entails liability established by law.

The footnote. Article 11 as amended by the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 30, 2016 No. 41-VI (effective from 01.01.2021).

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