§ KZ Election Law Art. 84Consideration by the Constitutional Court of the issue of the correctness of the elections of deputies of the Senate

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Footnote. The heading of Article 84 as amended by the Constitutional Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 05.11.2022 № 156-VII (shall come into effect from 01.01.2023).
1. At the request of the President of the Republic, the Chairman of the Senate, the Chairman of the Mazhilis, at least one-fifth of the total number of deputies of the Parliament, the Prime Minister of the Republic, which may be filed within ten days after the summing up of the election results, the Constitutional Court decides in case of a dispute the issue of the correctness of the elections of deputies of the Senate. In this case, the registration of elected deputies of the Senate shall be suspended for the period of consideration of the appeal.
2. The Central Electoral Commission, in the event of a dispute on the correctness of the elections of deputies of the Senate, shall submit materials related to the preparation and conduct of elections to the Constitutional Court.
3. If the Constitutional Court declares that the elections of deputies of the Senate in those administrative-territorial units where violations of the Constitution were found to be inconsistent with the Constitution, the Central Election Commission shall decide to invalidate the elections in these administrative-territorial units and to hold repeated elections in these administrative-territorial units within two months. those administrative-territorial units where the elections were declared invalid.
Footnote. Article 84 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).
Chapter 12. Elections of the Mazhilis’ deputies of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan

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