The Constitutional Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan from October 16th, 1995 № 2529
Footnote. In the name and the text words - according is amended dd. 06.19.2007
Chapter ITotal Provisions
Article 1. The Status of Parliament of the Republic Parliament is the highest representative body of the Republic performing legislative functions.
Article 2.The Term of Appointment of Parliament of the Republic 1. Term of the powers of the Senate deputies - six years, term of the powers of the Majilis deputies - five years. Powers of Parliament of the regular convocation begin from the opening of its first session and terminate with the first session of a new convocation. Thus the sequence of convocation of Parliament is defined by sequence of convocation of the Majilis. The term of powers of Parliament is defined by a term of powers of deputies of the Majilis of the regular convocation. 2. The powers of Parliament may be prematurely terminated in cases and according to the procedure stipulated by the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Article 3. Legal bases of the activity of Parliament of the Republic The organization and activity of Parliament, the legal status of its deputies are determined by the Constitution of the Republic, the present Constitutional Law and other legislative acts of the Republic.
Article 4.The Structure of Parliament of the Republic 1. The Parliament consists of two Chambers acting on a permanent basis: the Senate and the Majilis. 2. The Senate is composed of deputies elected on two persons from each oblast, major city and the capital of the Republic at a joint session of the deputies of all representative bodies of the respective oblast, major city and the capital of the Republic. Half of elected deputies of the Senate are re-elected each three years. 3. Seven deputies of the Senate are appointed by the President of the Republic for the term of the Senate and their re-election every three year is not a subject. 4. The Majilis consists of seventy seven deputies. Sixty seven deputies are elected on one-mandatory territorial constituencies according to the administrative-territorial division of the Republic with an approximately equal number of constituents. Ten deputies are elected on the basis of the Party Lists according to the system of proportional representation and in the territory of a unified national constituency. 5. A deputy of Parliament may not be a member of both Chambers simultaneously. 6. The order of election of deputies of the Senate and the Majilis is established by the Constitutional Law.
Chapter IIThe Competence of Parliament of the Republic and Organizational Forms of Its Realization
Article 5.The Competence of Parliament of the Republic Документ показан в сокращенном демонстрационном режиме
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