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Chapter ll.=Of the Chamber of Deputies.

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Aux. 54.—The Chamber of Deputies is elective and temporary.
Aar. 55.—T0 the Chamber of Deputies belongs exclusively the
right of 6111%113g 1n Bilh 1-1. For keying taxes.-2. For con-
scriptions.
Axe. 36. In the Chamber of Deputies will also originate-1.
The examination of the late Administration, and the reform of
abuses introduced into The discussion of.proposals made by
the executive power.

Aar. 57. It is the exclusive attribute of the um* (amber to
decree that there exist grounds for the accusation or impeachment
of the lodinigors and Counsellors of &ate.
58.—The Deputies, during the Session, will have a pecu-
niary subsidy, as fixed at the end of the last Session of the preceding
legislature. Besides this, there will be given them an indemnifica.
don for their expenses in coming and returning.

Chapter-Ill.—Of the Chamber of Piers.
Art.39.—The Chamber of Peers is composed of members for
life and hereditary; nominated by the Kato, ind usilitnited in
number.

ART. 40.—The ROYAL, and the brooms, are Peen by
right. and shall.obtaln seats lo the Chamber as soon as they arrive
at the age of 25 years.
Aar. 41.—1 t is the exclusive attribute of the Clamber of Peers

-1. To take cognisance of the individual crimes committed by
members of the Royal Family. Ministers of &ate, Counsellors or
State and Peers: end of crimes of the Deputies during the period
of the legtslation.-2. To take cognisance of the respoodbility of
the Secretaries and Counsellors of State.—.l. To convoke the
Coasts oo the death of the Kano, for the election a the itoomacv,
in those cases where it is required, when the provides* Regency
does not perform it.
Aar. 42.—Tn the trial for crimes where accost* does not
belong to the Chamber of Deputies, the Knro's Attorney General
will become the accuser.
Aar. 42.—The Sessions of the Chamber of Peers to commence
and finish at the same time with those of the Cbambei re:Deputies
Aar. 44.—An assembling of the Chamber. of Peers, except
during the Sessions of the Deputies, is illegal and. null, saving to
those cases which are pointed out by the Coostiteliosk; .
Chapter IV.— Of the Proposal, Discussion, efinction,
and Proniulgation of the Laws. •
Aar. 4s.—lt belongs to each Chamber to propose. oppose, and
approve of the project of laws. -
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Aar. 45.—in the fdrikation of laws, the cia exercise,
by any albs Ministers of State, the 'right of pAgnsities which
belongt to it : but it is only after Melo, been erlialliMid oy orams-
mittee of the Chambers, where. it ought to oriigialet that web a
prepositi.in can be converted into a project of laists
Aar. 47.—The ministers may assist in diacuashig thiphipositioe,
after the Report tithe Committee: but they Can neitbet vote, nor
be presume at the :toting, melees they be Peers eg Dopetiri.
Aso. 411.-Bhowid the Chamber of Deputies ;444. tbe project.
they will transmit it to that of the Peers. with the togowisi wog
—" The Chamber of Deputies 'ends to the Chamber of teen It st
'annexed proposition of the execution power, (stitit:bg without
amendments) and thlnbesbat it should be carried hitovereet.". *
49.—tilhoroposidesecionot be adopted. a deputation
°flamers Members will &faros the *Kiog of It,. hi the followit g
manner The. Chamber et Detustift4estilae• lo the. King its
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