Article 26. Participation of a deputy in sessions of Parliament, meetings of its Chambers of the Constitutional Law on the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the status of its deputies

     1. The deputy is obliged to participate in the work of the Parliament and its bodies, to which he is elected. Voting in Parliament is carried out by a deputy only in person.

     2. The Chairman of the Chamber, or, accordingly, the head of the body of which the deputy is a member, shall, within the time limits established by the rules of procedure, inform the deputy of the time and place of sessions and meetings of the body, as well as of issues submitted for their consideration, and submit to him the necessary materials on these issues.

     3. If it is impossible to attend the meeting, the deputy informs the Chairman of the Chamber in advance or, accordingly, the head of the body of the Parliament or its Chamber.

     4. The absence of a deputy without valid reasons at meetings of Chambers and their bodies more than three times, as well as the transfer of voting rights, entails the application of penalties to a deputy established by this Constitutional Law.

     5. A deputy who is a member of the Bureau of the Chambers, their standing Committees, commissions of the Parliament and its Chambers has the right to submit any issues and proposals for their consideration, participate in the preparation of issues for consideration, in discussion and decision-making on them, as well as in organizing the implementation of decisions taken, and in monitoring their implementation.

     6. A deputy who does not agree with the decision of the Parliamentary body of which he is a member has the right to express his point of view at a session of Parliament or to inform the chairman in writing about it.

     7. A deputy who is not a member of the Bureau of the Chambers, their respective standing Committees, commissions of the Parliament and its Chambers may participate in meetings of these bodies, make proposals, participate in the discussion of issues under consideration and make decisions with an advisory vote. In case of disagreement with the decision of the Bureau of the Chambers, the Standing Committee or the commission, the deputy may submit his proposals as amendments to the bill, draft resolution. Amendments made by a deputy are considered at a session of Parliament and voted on.

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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