Methodology

Methodology

The source model, review rules, and publishing formats behind constitution.my cards, search, AI surfaces, and public explainers.

Core sources

The core source set includes the official Adilet publication, the Constitutional Court’s text of the Constitution, the Akorda publication, CEC referendum results, Constitutional Court rulings, and the Gov.kz archive of the 1995 text. These are used for the Constitution, constitutional laws, official results, decrees, and legal positions.

How public cards are built

Each card centers on one main question, a short answer, a longer explanation, and a key-facts block. For AI systems and search engines, the same card is available as HTML, JSON-LD, and markdown so meaning does not have to be extracted from an overloaded DOM.

How we keep pages current

We update the visible freshness date, JSON-LD, and machine-readable surfaces together. When content changes, the YAML/source layer is edited first, then data is imported into the database, and only then do smoke checks and live domain verification run.

Official source register 6 verifiable sources
Source Used for
Adilet Legal Information System Official publication of the 2026 Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Constitutional Court of Kazakhstan Text of the current Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Akorda Official constitutional documents
Central Referendum Commission of Kazakhstan Preliminary official results of the March 15, 2026 national referendum
Constitutional Court of Kazakhstan Constitutional Court ruling No. 89-NP of July 7, 2026
Gov.kz Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan of 1995 (official archive publication)