Kazakh Majilis to proceed to draft law on Qurultay and status of its deputies
The Majilis has begun work on the draft Constitutional Law “On the Qurultay of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the status of its deputies,” Qazinform News Agency reports.
Deputy Snezhanna Imasheva said the draft law was developed in accordance with the new Constitution, adopted at the nationwide referendum on March 15, 2026.
The draft law aims to regulate the organization and functioning of the Qurultay, as well as define the legal status of its deputies.
It contains 12 chapters and 60 articles.
A joint parliamentary commission on the draft law consists of deputies Kairat Balabyiev, Yermurat Bapi, Marat Bashimov, and Sergey Ponomarev.
As written before, the Majilis proceeded to work on the draft Constitutional Law “On the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.”
