Article 32. The system of acts of the Prosecutor's Office of the Constitutional Law on the Prosecutor's Office

     1. The system of acts of the Prosecutor's Office consists of:

     1) acts of prosecutorial supervision: protest, sanction, instruction, presentation, resolution;

     2) acts of prosecutorial response: petition, statement (claim), appeal, explanation of the inadmissibility of violations of the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan;

     3) acts regulating the organization and activities of the prosecutor's office: orders, orders, regulations, instructions, regulations and others.

     2. Acts of prosecutorial supervision and response are introduced based on the results of checking compliance with legality, analyzing the state of legality, evaluating acts that have entered into force, reviewing appeals and performing other functions provided for by this Constitutional Law, the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and are mandatory for review and execution by the bodies, organizations and officials to whom they are addressed.

     3. Failure to review, as well as improper consideration, failure to comply with acts of the prosecutor's office or failure to comply with the legal requirements of the prosecutor shall entail liability established by the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

     4. After the introduction of acts of prosecutorial supervision and response, the time limits for bringing to justice persons who have committed violations are suspended until a decision is made on this act in accordance with the procedure determined by the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Constitutional Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 5, 2022 No. 155-VII SAM.  

     This Constitutional Law defines the competence, organization and procedure of the Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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