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The age limits for the active and passive electorate are more stringent in the Senate 21 years than in the House it is 18 years. In each chamber of the Parliament, the persons in charge can present a bill. The chamber then instructs the competent committees to discuss the matters dealt with in the bill. If the text is approved, it is transmitted to the other chamber of the Parliament, which repeats the same procedure. When this happens, the law takes effect 7 days after the promulgation of the President of the Republic. |
The age limits for the active and passive electorate are more stringent in the Senate 21 years than in the House it is 18 years. In each chamber of the Parliament, the persons in charge can present a bill. The chamber then instructs the competent committees to discuss the matters dealt with in the bill. If the text is approved, it is transmitted to the other chamber of the Parliament, which repeats the same procedure. When this happens, the law takes effect 7 days after the promulgation of the President of the Republic. |
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=== Supreme Court === |
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The Supreme Court is the main guarantor of the republican constitution. ensures the unity of objective national law, respect for the limits of the various jurisdictions; governs conflicts of jurisdiction and powers and fulfills the other duties attributed to it by law; It can declare unconstitutional laws or enforcement actions taken at any level of government, overriding the law and setting a precedent for future laws and decisions. Its jurisdiction is not limited to a particular jurisdictional matter, but extends to the entire national territory. |
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It's made up of twenty judges, whose election is up to various bodies: 6 are chosen by the Parliament, 6 by the President of the Republic and 3 by the main districts of the judiciary. Their mandate initially lasted 10 years, now reduced to eight. Among these, the judges of the Court elect one of them as President of the Constitutional Court, with coordination functions and a four-year mandate. |
It's made up of twenty judges, whose election is up to various bodies: 6 are chosen by the Parliament, 6 by the President of the Republic and 3 by the main districts of the judiciary. Their mandate initially lasted 10 years, now reduced to eight. Among these, the judges of the Court elect one of them as President of the Constitutional Court, with coordination functions and a four-year mandate. |
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