Article 6. Powers of the members of the Council of The Law On The Supreme Judicial Council Of The Republic of Kazakhstan

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1. A member of the Council may:

1) to get acquainted with the materials submitted for consideration by the Council;

2) take part in the research and verification of materials;

3) submit petitions, provide reasons and justifications for their proposals on the issues under consideration;

4) submit the documents available to him;

5) participate in decision-making by voting;

6) hold field meetings with judicial candidates and judges in the regions;

7) participate in the work of plenary and extended plenary sessions of regional courts and the Supreme Court, meetings of councils for interaction with courts and bodies of the judicial community, the Commission on the Quality of Justice on issues within the competence of the Council;

8) to conduct a personal reception of citizens within the competence of the Council;

8-1) make proposals on the list of issues to be considered at the Council meeting;

9) exercise other powers provided for by this Law.

2. A member of the Council must:

1) to participate in the meetings of the Council;

2) be impartial and objective when considering issues within the competence of the Council;

3) to observe confidentiality regarding information about the private lives of judicial candidates and judges who have become known to him due to the exercise of his powers, as well as the secrecy of voting;

4) recuse himself/herself when considering an issue included in the agenda of a Council meeting, if he/she is the spouse, close relative or relative of the person in respect of whom the decision is being made.

The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 4, 2015 No. 436-V SAM.

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