Government Apparatus of the Republic of Kazakhstan takes a number of measures of systemic nature to improve interaction with the chambers of the Parliament in the implementation of legislative activities.

Thus, the Government Decree amended the Rules of Procedure ( № 822 from 04.10.2024), aimed at strengthening the work on control over compliance of state bodies with the requirements of law-making procedures, including in terms of personal responsibility of heads of state bodies for the quality of draft laws.

Strict control over the actual execution of legislative instructions included in the order of the agreed position of the Government in the draft laws under consideration by the Parliament, by removing the instructions from control only after the signing of the relevant legislative act by the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

At the same time, the Government Apparatus on a regular basis is working to prevent failure to meet the deadlines for the preparation and late submission of the Government's conclusions on draft laws initiated by deputies, and on amendments to draft laws that are under consideration by the chambers of Parliament.

At the regular meeting with the participation of the leadership of the interested state bodies and sectoral departments of the Government Apparatus, the Representative of the Government in Parliament Yermek Amanshaev emphasised that the negative practice of violating the deadlines for consideration of the Government's conclusions directly delays the process of lawmaking.

During the meeting it was analysed the current situation of the draft conclusions of the Government, considered problematic issues and gave specific instructions to representatives of state bodies to address them.

In addition, proposals on topical issues of rule-making were sent to the Majilis of the Parliament. In continuation of this work, a unified dictionary of terms on legislative acts and international treaties is being developed. This will ensure the stability of terms in the state language and form an ‘institutional memory’ of state bodies when applying them in the rule-making process.

#Legislations