If electoral register is created by the EMB, what type of technology used for collecting registration data?

Kazakhstan, Law on Elections, September 28, 1995 No. 2464 (including amendments up to 2017), accessed 28 September 2018

Article 24. Register of voters (electors) and the order of their compilation

3. The grounds for enrolment of a citizen in the voter register shall be the fact of his/her registration in the place of residence in the territory of the given electoral district. […]

5. The voter register by place of residence shall be compiled by the corresponding local executive body on the basis of the data provided by the population accounting agencies. […]

OSCE/ODIHR, Election Observation Mission [Final Report], Early Parliamentary Elections, 20 March 2016, accessed 28 September 2018

“Voter registration is passive, with the nationwide electronic voter register maintained by the CEC. Voter lists were compiled based on voters’ place of residence and printed by the Akimats (local administration). Akimats receive data on voters from institutions contributing to the population register and the information collected through door-to-door visits. The information is further submitted to the CEC for verification against the nationwide voter register after which the CEC sends the data on duplicates and other errors to the respective Akimat for further clarification. The role of the CEC is limited to verification of entries submitted by the Akimats thereby rendering it dependant on the quality of the work performed at the local level.”