Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

one DeISOl tO COilStllult ei SpSNiAi court of justice; G) Three-fourths of the members shall constitute quo- rum for the purpose and two-thirds of the members present may charge any executive officer with failure to perform his duty or violation of the law: if the president vetoes the de- cision and it still remains unchanged. the said official must retire from of flee.
 (20) The national assembly shall it. self decide upon times for meeting, and the openings and closing of it's sessions
 (2D The meetings must be public unless specially requested by eXecu- tive officers. or upon the vote of majority of its members. (22) A quorum shah require the presence of a majority of the mem bers.
 (23) Ordinary questions shall re- quire a majority for settlement, but matters involved in section 36 sh n require two-thirds vote. t24 The speaker shall decide the result of the vote. (25) The speaker shall announce lhe decisions of the national assembly t0 the provisional president, who shall instruct the various members of the 1 executive to carry them out. t26) If the president Vetoes an ac- tion of the national assembly he must | within ten days of the announcement ! make plain his reasons, and return it to the national assembly for reconsid- | eration. But if two-thiris of the | members still approve it, it goes into effect.
 (27) Members. during the time of ! debate and voting. shall not be al- ! lowed to have duties that take them out of the hall. 1 (2S) Members may not he arrested | during the sessions of the national ] assembly without the permission of the national assembly except for | crimes committed then. or for matters concerning internal disorder or for 1 eign complications. C29) The speaker shall be elected by ! ballot upon a majority of the entire ! membership.
 (SO) The national assembly shaii ] make it's own rules anu adopt them 1 C31) Executive officers and th5s :: | deputed by the government may m 2 i and deliberate with the national as sembly.
 ARTICLE ". | President and Vice President
 (32) They shall be elected upon a l two- thirds majority of the electors l from the provinces. but each prov ince shall be limited to one vote.
 (33) The president shall represent l the provisional government. shall have | general oversight of administrative matters and shall proclaim the laws 1 enacted.
 CSD The president shalt be com mander- chief of the army and navy.
 l (35) The president shall establish the regulations controlling officials and shall have the right to employ or dismiss executive officers, but the of ficiaI regulations, the choice of exec utive officers and representatives must all be approved by the national assembly
 t36) The president shall. in con- junction with the national assembly, declare war and peace and make treaties.
 (37) He may within the legal limi- tations order defense measures.
 (3s) He shall represent the nation in receiving foreign ministers and ambassadors.
 (39) He shall propose legislative measures to the national assembly. C40) He may in times of special emergency issue laws in place of the existing ones. but must afterwards notify the national assembly and se- cure it's approval. (4D He may confer honors and orders of merit upon those deserving of reward
 (42) He may proclaim general re- mission of taxes. special remission reprieves and restoration to privil- eges: but general remissions must lfirst pass the national assembly.
 (43) The president may act for the president if for any reason he ceases to fill his office. and may l temporarily take his place when hind cred from serving.
 ARTICLE V.
 Executive officers. | (44l These shall include the pre- mier and heads of departments.
 (45) They shall help the president to carry on the government, to put the laws into execution and to per form their own special duttes.
 t46) They shall sign their names to the presidents legislative proposals, | announcements of laws and executt:c | regulations
 1 ARTICLE VI.
 The Judiciary. (4O The president and minister of justice (attorney generaD shall ap- point the various judges. the regula- 1 tions for the courts and qualifications l of judges to be fixed by law. 1 (4s) Justices shall be independent and free from interference by the higher courts.
 (49) Justices while in office, shall not have their salaries reduced or be transferred to other duties. nor shall they be dismissed unless because ci judicial sentences or charges involv- ing retirement from office, the regu- lations governing such charges to be fixed h-' law