§ Article 170(untitled)

Decisions and Opinions of the Constitutional Court

1. The Constitutional Court shall adopt decisions and opinions.

2. The decisions and opinions of the Constitutional Court shall be final and shall

enter into force upon their promulgation.

3. The Constitutional Court may, upon its decision, prescribe a later time period for

repealing a regulatory legal act or a part thereof not complying with the Constitution.

4. The Constitutional Court shall render decisions on the issues provided for by

Article 168 of the Constitution, except for the issue provided for by point 7, whereas it

shall render opinions on the issue provided for by point 7 of Article 168.

5. Decisions on the issues provided for by points 10 and 12 of Article 168 of the

Constitution, as well as opinions shall be adopted by at least two thirds of votes of the

total number of judges of the Constitutional Court; the other decisions shall be

adopted by majority of votes of the total number thereof.

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6. Where the opinion of the Constitutional Court is negative, the issue shall be

excluded from the examination of the competent authority.