CONSTITUTIONAL LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN

of June 2, 2020 No. 339-VI ZRK

About entering of amendments into the Constitutional law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "About Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the status of his deputies"

Article 1. Bring in the Constitutional law of the Republic of Kazakhstan of October 16, 1995 "About Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the status of his deputies" (Sheets of the Supreme Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan, 1995, No. 21, Art. 124; Sheets of Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan, 1997, No. 7, Art. 78; 1999, No. 4, Art. 100; No. 10, Art. 342; 2006, No. 23, Art. 137; 2007, No. 12, Art. 83; 2013, No. 17, Art. 84; 2014, No. 16, Art. 89; 2017, No. 12, Art. 33) following amendments:

Article 12 to add 1) with item 4 of the following content:

"4. The parliamentary opposition has the right to initiate carrying out parliamentary hearings at least once during one session according to the procedure, provided by Regulations of the Majilis of Parliament.";

2) in Article 34:

add with Item 2-1 of the following content:

"2-1. To heads of fractions of political parties, and in case of their absence or according to their authorization the performance right on joint sittings of Chambers of Parliament, the plenary sessions of the Majilis of Parliament, meetings of standing committees, working groups, parliamentary hearings and other actions is guaranteed to representatives of fractions of political parties.";

To add 3) with Article 34-1 of the following content:

"Article 34-1. Parliamentary majority and parliamentary opposition

1. Parliamentary majority - the political party which received the greatest number of deputy mandates in the Majilis of Parliament.

2. Parliamentary opposition - the political parties or political parties provided in the Majilis of Parliament and which are not entering parliamentary majority, speakers, as a rule, with other, than parliamentary majority, line item on social and economic and (or) social and political questions.

The parliamentary opposition on single questions can support party of parliamentary majority.

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