Archive: Mazhilis VIII deputies
Strong score
Readiness score: 86/100
Published: 96
Expected: 96
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Readiness scores for published datasets and official sources for Kazakhstan’s institutions.
Data is stale · 1 August 2026
Strong score
Readiness score: 86/100
Published: 96
Expected: 96
Usable coverage
Readiness score: 82/100
Published: 388
Expected: 388
Usable coverage
Readiness score: 79/100
Published: 1,661
Expected: 1,661
Quarantined: 10
Usable coverage
Readiness score: 82/100
Published: 7
Expected: 7
Usable coverage
Readiness score: 76/100
Published: 7
Expected: 7
Publication blocked
Readiness score: 24/100
Published: 0
Usable coverage
Readiness score: 84/100
Published: 388
Expected: 388
Quarantined: 23
Usable coverage
Readiness score: 76/100
Published: 7
Expected: 7
Usable coverage
Readiness score: 68/100
Published: 4
Expected: 4
Usable coverage
Readiness score: 72/100
Published: 8
Expected: 8
Usable coverage
Readiness score: 84/100
Published: 344
Expected: 344
The head of state and highest official in Kazakhstan's current constitutional model.
The register has no individual records of presidential decrees or appointments.
Coverage: Structured overview
As of: 14 July 2026
Kazakhstan's unicameral legislature. Its first election was held on 23 August 2026; on 27 August the CEC registered the complete 145-member first convocation.
The legal framework, final national election result, and the full 145-person roster registered by the CEC on 27 August are published. Each record links to the registration resolution.
Coverage: Structured overview
As of: 27 August 2026
An archive of the VIII convocation: deputies, committees, initiatives, requests and session statistics.
Primary sources for the records are linked from their entries.
An officially confirmed chronology of convocations, quotas, elections and leadership at the end of the VIII convocation.
Periods, quotas, elections and leadership are listed; full person-level rosters of past convocations are not included.
A retrospective map of convocations I–VIII with dates and sessions.
The VIII convocation has a full section; earlier convocations appear in a sourced chronology.
An official overview of the institution, recent cabinets and the succession of prime ministers.
Recent cabinets and legal sources are listed; full rosters of earlier governments are not included.
Coverage: Structured overview
As of: 1 July 2026
The constitutional review body that safeguards the supremacy of the Constitution nationwide.
The Court's legal role and transition from the Constitutional Council are described, with a link to decisions; a complete case register is not included.
Coverage: Structured overview
As of: 14 July 2026
A historical line of chief justices, court structure and officially confirmed chamber leadership.
Leadership, structure and key periods are covered; judge lists and court documents are not included.
The central electoral authority; official source for the first Kurultai election results and registration of the inaugural convocation's deputies.
The results were published on 25 August 2026; the resolution registering the elected deputies was published on 27 August.
Coverage: Structured overview
As of: 27 August 2026
The centralized system for supreme supervision of legality, representation of state interests in court and criminal prosecution.
The constitutional function and official website are linked; person-level rosters and leadership history are not listed.
Coverage: Structured overview
As of: 14 July 2026
The supreme external public audit and financial control body, directly subordinate and accountable to the President.
The Chamber's role and official report catalogue are listed; audit indicators are not collected here.
The national human rights institution that reviews complaints and supports the protection of human rights and freedoms.
The Commissioner's role and official complaints channel are listed; regional representatives and reports are not covered here.
The new supreme consultative body for representation of public interests and social dialogue established by the 2026 Constitution.
The legal status is listed; the body's membership and activities are not described here.
Coverage: Structured overview
As of: 14 July 2026
A snapshot of leaders of 17 regions and three cities of republican significance with local photos and official contacts.
The snapshot includes current akims of 17 regions and three cities of republican significance; deputies, administrations and appointment histories are not listed.
Local representative bodies.
Their place in the system is shown; member rosters and decisions are not included.
Coverage: Structured overview
As of: 14 July 2026