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In force

Law on the Constitutional Court – what changes?

The Constitutional Court operates and has accepted citizen applications since 1 January 2023; the new Constitution preserves this mechanism.

Next step: Monitor new Court decisions and application of the 2026 Constitution.

Primary sources (2)
Source: Adilet Legal Information System Official publication of the 2026 Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Source: Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan Constitutional Law on the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Checked: 15 July 2026
In force

What Changed on July 1, 2026

The new Constitution is in force; its new rights language applies, while access to the Constitutional Court continues under the existing procedure.

Next step: Track implementation practice and the acts that bring new institutions into operation.

Primary sources (3)
Source: Adilet Legal Information System Official publication of the 2026 Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Source: Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan Constitutional Law on the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Source: Akorda Official constitutional documents
Checked: 15 July 2026
Scheduled

Law on the Kurultai – building a new parliament from scratch

The legal model for the Kurultai is established and its first election is scheduled for 23 August 2026.

Next step: Track the election result, formation of the Kurultai, and the start of its work.

Primary sources (2)
Source: Adilet Legal Information System Official publication of the 2026 Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Source: Central Election Commission of Kazakhstan Calendar for the August 23, 2026 Kurultai election
Checked: 15 July 2026
Partly in force

What New Institutions Will Be Created

The Constitution is in force, access to the Constitutional Court continues, the Kazakhstan People's Council Secretariat has been created, and the remaining new institutions are being introduced in stages.

Next step: First come the Kurultai election and formation; later decisions depend on separate official acts.

Primary sources (5)
Source: Adilet Legal Information System Official publication of the 2026 Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Source: Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan Constitutional Law on the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Source: Adilet Legal Information System Constitutional Law on the Kazakhstan People's Council
Source: Adilet Legal Information System Decree establishing the Secretariat of the Kazakhstan People's Council
Source: Central Election Commission of Kazakhstan Calendar for the August 23, 2026 Kurultai election
Checked: 16 July 2026
In progress

What Happens During the Transition Period

The transition continues after the Constitution entered into force; the next confirmed stage is the Kurultai election.

Next step: Monitor official acts on formation of the Kurultai, the Vice President, and the Halyk Council.

Primary sources (4)
Source: Adilet Legal Information System Official publication of the 2026 Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Source: Adilet Legal Information System Decree establishing the Secretariat of the Kazakhstan People's Council
Source: Adilet Legal Information System Decree calling the Kurultai election for August 23, 2026
Source: Central Election Commission of Kazakhstan Calendar for the August 23, 2026 Kurultai election
Checked: 16 July 2026

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