§ KZ Election Law Art. 77The order of conduct of the joint session of electors at election of the Senate deputies

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1. Election of the Senate deputies shall be conducted on the joint session of electors.
2. The joint session shall be legally qualified if more than fifty percent of the total number of the elected deputies are present at it, thus, representing all Maslikhats of the oblast, Maslikhat of the city of the republican status or the capital of the Republic.
3. Voting at election of the Senate deputies on the joint session shall be considered as conducted if more than fifty percent of the present electors take part in it.
4. The chairman of the joint meeting shall be, respectively, the chairman of the regional, city (city of republican significance and the capital of the Republic) maslikhat.
5. The chairperson and members accordingly of the oblast, urban (the city of the Republican status and the capital of the Republic) election commissions shall be present at the joint session of electors.
6. In the premise where the joint session of electors takes place, accordingly, the oblast or the urban (the city of the Republican status and the capital of the Republic) election commission shall organize the polling station for elections of the deputy of the Senate.
7. The document certifying the holding of a joint meeting for the election of deputies of the Senate shall be the minutes of the joint meeting, submitted by the chairman of the relevant maslikhat to the regional, city (city of republican significance and the capital of the Republic) election commission, respectively.
8. The joint session shall be closed after announcement by the chairperson, accordingly, of the oblast, urban (the city of the Republican status and the capital of the Republic) election commission of the voting results at election of the deputy of the Senate.
Footnote. Article 77 is with the changes, introduced by the Constitutional Laws of RK dated May 6, 1999 № 375-I; April 14, 2004 № 545-II; dated 05.11.2022 № 156-VII (shall come into effect from 01.01.2023).

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