ASTANA, Kazakhstan, May 20. Kazakhstan has
adopted a constitutional law creating the Kurultai, a new
unicameral parliament, during a joint session of both chambers,
Trend reports via the
country's parliament.
The law defines the Kurultai’s role, regulates its activities,
and clarifies the legal status of its deputies.
It also outlines how the new legislature will interact with the
government, including reviewing candidates for ministerial
positions, receiving activity reports from officials, and holding
the Prime Minister accountable through regular presentations.
In addition, the Kurultai will gain authority to participate in
Supreme Court appointments based on presidential proposals and will
have a role in lifting the immunity of judges in Kazakhstan’s
highest courts.
The Kurultai is expected to begin operations on September 1,
2026, following the national elections.
