The article examines the main features of the implementation of civil and parliamentary control in the Republic of Kazakhstan and Germany. A key area of work was the assessment of the need to improve the existing system of parliamentary control in the Republic of Kazakhstan.The author substantiates the modern problems of the systems of civil and parliamentary control, which are not covered by both national regulatory legal acts and scientific researchers. It is identified that at this stage of development, the system of parliamentary control in Kazakhstan is undergoing significant changes, striving to adapt to the rapidly and rapidly developing challenges of the twenty-first century.The article shows that civil control is the right of the population of the country, enshrined at the highest legislative level, to exercise joint government in order to increase the effectiveness of the implementation of the main social functions assigned to them.