Issues of ensuring the supremacy of the Constitution were discussed in Kostanai
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A delegation headed by Judge of the Constitutional Court Sergey Udartsev met with the legal community of the region in Kostanai on April 24-25. The meetings were organized with the support of the Chamber of Legal Consultants of Kostanai region “Zaniger”. The delegation included representatives of the Apparatus of the Constitutional Court and the General Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The meetings were held in anticipation of the 30th anniversary of the current Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, under the slogan: “Ata Zan - tәuelsizdik tiregi”.
The meetings were held with the participation of teachers and students of the Kostanai Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the RK named after Sh. Kabylbaev and Kostanai Regional University named after A. Baitursynov, as well as representatives of the professional community of the region.
Judge Udartsev in his speech emphasized the supremacy of the Constitution in ensuring statehood and development of society, as well as the history of the development of constitutional control in the Republic of Kazakhstan and its evolution.
Amir Umarov, Analyst of the Constitutional Court, in his speech gave a detailed description of the activities of the Constitutional Court and the conditions of citizens' applications. For 2.5 years, more than 10 thousand citizens applied to check the constitutionality of provisions of laws or departmental normative legal acts, judges checked more than 400 legal norms of the current legislation.
A. Mautova, representative of the General Prosecutor's Office, shared with the participants of the meetings information about the activities of the prosecutor's office in ensuring supervision over the observance of the Constitution in the field and the implementation of the final decisions of the Constitutional Court.
During the meetings, the participants actively participated in the discussion of issues of law enforcement practice and the rule-making process.