Deputies of the Parliament visited the Constitutional Court

The Constitutional Court received a delegation of deputies of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Deputy Chairman of the Mazhilis Espayeva D.M., deputies of the Committee on Constitutional Legislation, Judicial System and Law Enforcement Agencies of the Senate, headed by Chairman Lukina A.I. and deputies of the Committee on Legislation and Judicial-Legal Reforms of the Mazhilis, headed by Imasheva S.V. met with the judges and employees of the Apparatus of the Constitutional Court.

During the meeting implemented work of the constitutional control body for 4.5 months, the procedure and tasks of constitutional proceedings were presented.

Judges of the Constitutional Court and deputies discussed issues of participation in constitutional proceedings, involvement of experts and specialists, media coverage of constitutional proceedings meetings.

Participants draw attention to the relevant recommendations of the Venice Commission (European Commission for Democracy through Law), where the Republic of Kazakhstan has been a member since 2012. In particular, advisory body on constitutional law recommends: “It is considered true that the participation of political authorities in the proceedings will allow the Constitutional Court to better assess and resolve legal difficulties that arises in connection with considered law, taking into account the observations and proposals of these authorities.”

As a result of the meeting, an agreement on further discussion of issues on participation and implementation of the final decisions of the Constitutional Court in the framework of rule-making and law enforcement practice of state bodies was reached.