Article 19. Submission of the laws of the Republic to the President of the Republic for signature of the Constitutional Law on the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the status of its Deputies

     1. The laws of the Republic come into force after they are signed by the President of the Republic.

     2. Laws adopted by Parliament within ten days from the date of their adoption, previously signed by the Chairman of each of the Chambers of Parliament, as well as, if the draft law was submitted by the Government, signed by the Prime Minister, are submitted for signature to the President of the Republic, who signs the law submitted by Parliament within one month, promulgates it or returns the law or its individual articles. to the Parliament for repeated discussion and voting. The one-month period for signing laws by the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan is calculated from the date of receipt by the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan of the law and ends on the corresponding day (day) of the following month. If the deadline falls on a month that does not have a corresponding date, the deadline expires on the last day of that month.

     3. A law that has not been returned within the period specified in paragraph 2 of this Article shall be deemed signed.

     4. If the session of Parliament is closed before the expiration of the period during which the law can be returned by the President, the law is returned by the President on the first day of the regular session of Parliament.

Constitutional Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated October 16, 1995 No. 2529.

     This Constitutional Law, in accordance with the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, defines the organization and activities of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the legal status of its deputies.

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