. Bener Ivan Constitutional law of RK

Kazakhstan
On August 30, 1995 adoption of the new Constitution which

came into force on September 5, 1995.

articles:
Section 1 – General provisions;
Section 2 – Person and

citizen;
Section 3 – President;
Section 4 – Parliament;
Section 5 – Government;
Section 6 – Constitutional Council;
Section 7 – Court and Justice;
Section 8 – Local public administration and self-government;
Section 9 – Final and transitional provisions.

– the main source of the law and other normative

legal acts established by government bodies.
Each law, decrees of the President, regulatory acts of the Government, the resolution of various ministries, decisions of local executive bodies have to be made according to norms, ideas, the principles of the Constitution, not to contradict of.
Laws and other regulations recognized as unconstitutional, including striking fixed by the Constitution the rights and freedoms of the person and the citizen, are cancelled and aren't subject to application. (Art. 74, section 6)

the Republic of Kazakhstan consists of 7 members which powers

last six years. Life members of the Constitutional Council are by right Ex-presidents of the Republic. (St 71, section 6)

and social rights and freedoms
the economic rights and freedoms for

realization of production and use of material benefits of the work (Art. 26)
Political rights and freedoms
Political communication of the state and its citizens (Art. 32, section 2)

Rights and freedoms of citizens of RK:

and freedoms of citizens for political reasons. In any cases

aren't subject ogra-to the right and freedom nicheniye, provided by articles 10, 11, 13-15, point 1 of article 16, article 17, article 19, article 22, point 2 of article 26 of the Constitution. (Art. 39

can be limited only to laws and only in that

measure in what it is necessary for protection of the constitutional system, protection of a public order, the rights and
freedoms of the person, health and moral of the population.

Any actions, capable to break an international consent admit unconstitutional. (St 39)