Security Council of Kazakhstan

The Security Council dates back to August 21, 1991, when it was founded as the Security Council of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic, which was created by decree of then-President Nazarbayev. It would later be transformed into the Security Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan in June 1993. The current mandate and regulations of the Security Council were approved by the government on 20 March 1999. The office of Secretary of the Security Council is the effective chief of the council who reports to the chairman. The position was introduced in June 1994 and has remained an important component of the Security Council. An amendment passed by parliament in May 2018 defines the decisions made by the council to be "mandatory and are subject to strict execution by state bodies, organisations and officials of the Republic of Kazakhstan." ==Mandate==

The Security Council of Kazakhstan has the following mandates: • To ensure that the president has full control to exercise his/her national security powers. • To form and implementation a national security policy. • To recommend options prior to him/her making decisions on domestic and foreign policy issues related to national security. • To prepare the carrying out of international agreements that repeated to national security. ==Members==

Permanent members of the Security Council include the following: • President • Prime Minister • Head of the Presidential Administration • Secretary of the Security Council • Chairman of the National Security Committee • Foreign Minister • Minister of Defence Other members include: • Chairman of the Parliament • Chairman of the Senate • Director of the Foreign Intelligence Service • Minister of Internal Affairs • Chief of the General Staff ==See also==