парламент,
политическая партия,
многопартийность,
Казахстан,
Президент,
трансформация,
реформы,
Конституция
Abstract
The article examines the current process of transformation of the Parliament of Kazakhstan in the context of political reforms and the adoption of a new Constitution in 2026. Mass unrest and conflicts in 2022 in Kazakhstan forced the authorities to carry out large-scale political reforms that changed the political system and abolished the system of «dual power» in the country. The culmination of political changes is the referendum and the likely adoption of a new Constitution of Kazakhstan. As a result of the proposed changes, various conditions and features of the power relations between the branches of government will be reviewed. The most serious changes will take place in relation to the Parliament of Kazakhstan, which will not only change its name, but also become a more open platform for political competition. The adoption of the new Constitution will abolish the presidential quota for seats in Parliament and will stop the practice of violating the principle of equal representation of citizens' interests in the legislature.
