LEGAL ASPECTS OF DIGITAL REGULATION AND EVALUATION OF LEGISLATION IN THE FIELD OF LAND RELATIONS

Abstract

The article provides a comprehensive examination of the concept of digital transformation, its impact on the legal system, and its substantive aspects. The main focus is placed on the ongoing digitalization processes in the field of land rights protection and on mechanisms for evaluating the effectiveness of legislative reforms in this area. The role of legal monitoring and its importance within the system of public administration are analyzed, along with international experiences and best foreign practices. Based on the research findings, several recommendations and assessments are proposed to improve the legal framework for digital reforms in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The research results, taking into account the issues identified in Kazakhstan’s law enforcement practice, made it possible to determine the following priority areas: increasing the transparency of electronic auctions and cadastral data, and ensuring compliance with the principles of fairness and equality by authorized state bodies. In addition, improving the quality of regulatory legal acts governing land relations strengthens the legal foundations of digital transformation, ensuring legal stability and public trust.

Through a comparative analysis of national legislation and its practical implementation, the study develops scientifically grounded proposals aimed at eliminating existing gaps and inconsistencies. The main objective of the article is to assess how effectively the rights of landowners and land users are protected under the existing legal framework in the digital era, to identify the strengths and weaknesses of legal safeguards, and to formulate conclusions on improving legal regulation, taking into account judicial practice and public opinion.