Constitution.my

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A public log of material changes across content, sources, and machine-readable site formats.

Material updates

This log covers changes that affect trust, sources, freshness, or reuse. Spelling fixes and minor visual polish are intentionally excluded.

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Content

Explanations of detention and rights protection corrected

A review against the official Constitution corrected imprecise wording about detention periods, the presumption of innocence, and personal data protection. Changes were published in eight cards and three article comparisons in Russian, Kazakh, and English; exports and the assistant's source corpus were aligned with these corrections.

Explanations should accurately reflect the guarantees in Articles 18, 19, and 21, including qualifications about procedures established by law. The entry dates the publication of the corrections.

  • 8 cards corrected
  • 3 comparisons clarified
  • 3 languages aligned
Detention and rights Article comparisons Official text
Election

Kurultai election results published

The CEC published the Kurultai election results on 25 August 2026.

The election status is supported by the CEC publication.

  • 25.08.2026 CEC results publication
CEC publication
AI readiness

Machine-readable maps and corpora published

The site now exposes public JSON, XML, JSONL, and llms.txt surfaces for search systems, AI assistants, and external indexers.

AI clients no longer have to infer meaning from long HTML: structure, sources, cards, and relationships are available directly.

  • 90 cards in the public corpus
  • 96/96 constitutional-article coverage
  • 26/26 1995 and 2026 comparison mappings
AI map JSON llms.txt Site map
Sources

Checked-source registry expanded

Priority explainers received explicit primary-source links, and a dedicated verified corpus is available for stricter validation.

This reduces the risk of unsupported paraphrase and helps separate editorial explanation from the official document.

  • 90/90 cards with checked sources
  • 19/19 priority cards covered
  • 90/90 cards with article references
Source registry Verified corpus Quality status
Content

Current post-July 1, 2026 status clarified

Core materials moved from a pre-launch posture to the live-Constitution status and the next public stage: Kurultai elections on August 23, 2026.

Readers can immediately distinguish what is already in force, what is officially scheduled, and which dates still remain expected.

  • July 1, 2026 Constitution in force
  • August 23, 2026 Kurultai election
What changed on July 1 Reform roadmap Timeline