According to Bekeshev, the current mechanism for collecting alimony demonstrates low efficiency and often does not provide children with the necessary financial means for a normal existence.
“When a child is born in the case of a divorce, a minimum threshold for payments should be established. The state should take responsibility by providing benefits, for example, in the amount of five to ten thousand soms monthly. In this case, the man automatically becomes a debtor to the state. We need to transition to such a system. If a person becomes a father, he must take care of his child's future in advance. Otherwise, we have a situation where everyone is to blame, except for him. The responsibility should lie with him,” the deputy noted.
This initiative was also supported by Deputy Attorney General Umutkan Konkubaeva, who expressed concerns that the introduction of such a system could lead to negative social consequences.
Konkubaeva believes that such a measure could reduce the willingness of young people to marry and start families.
