§ Article 103(untitled)

Adoption of Laws, National Assembly Decisions,
 Statements and Addresses

1. Laws, National Assembly decisions, statements and addresses, except for the cases

prescribed by the Constitution, shall be adopted by majority of votes of the Deputies

participating in the voting, provided that more than half of the total number of

Deputies have participated in the voting.

2. The Rules of Procedure of the National Assembly, the Electoral Code, the Judicial

Codes, the Law on the Constitutional Court, the Law on Referendum, the Law on

Political Parties and the Law on the Human Rights Defender shall be constitutional

laws and be adopted by at least three fifths of votes of the total number of Deputies.

Legal regulation of a constitutional law must not extend beyond the scope of its subject

matter.

3. The National Assembly shall adopt decisions in the cases prescribed by the

Constitution, as well as on matters related with the organising of its activities.

4. The National Assembly decisions, statements and addresses shall be signed and

promulgated by the Chairperson of the National Assembly.

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Article 104. Chairperson and Deputy Chairpersons of the National Assembly,
 and the Council of the National Assembly

1. The National Assembly shall elect from among its members the Chairperson of the

National Assembly and three deputies thereof. One of the deputies shall be elected

from among the Deputies included in the opposition factions. The Chairperson of the

National Assembly and the deputies thereof shall be elected and recalled by majority of

votes of the total number of Deputies.

2. The Chairperson of the National Assembly shall represent the National Assembly

and ensure normal operation thereof.

3. Council of the National Assembly shall be formed within the National Assembly and

shall be composed of the National Assembly Chairperson, deputies thereof, one

representative from each faction and the chairpersons of standing committees. The

Council of the National Assembly shall approve the draft agendas for regular sessions

and sittings, as well as exercise other powers provided for by the Rules of Procedure

of the National Assembly.