Problems of further improvement of constitutional legislation in the Republic of Kazakhstan

2024

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DOI 10.54649/2077-9860-2024-4-20-25
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Abstract

The article analyzes current problems and prospects for further improvement of constitutional legislation in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The authors consider the main political and legal changes made during the constitutional reform. The article presents proposals for improving legal mechanisms aimed at strengthening the democratic foundations and the rule of law in Kazakhstan. Attention is drawn to the need to revise the relevant provisions of the Constitution, and amendments to the Constitutional Laws on Elections and Parliament regarding the advisability of electing deputies of the Mazhilis not only by party lists, but also by majoritarian districts, the importance of the transition from the permit-registration system to the registration-declaration system of legitimization of political parties, etc. is noted.