Source: http://corpus.learningpartnership.org/constitution-of-egypt-6-general-and-transitional-provisions
Timestamp: 2018-01-22 21:37:47
Document Index: 680788260

Matched Legal Cases: ['Art.185', 'Art.186', 'Art.187', 'Art.188', 'Art.189', 'Art.190', 'Art.191', 'Art.192', 'Art.193']

Constitution of Egypt – 6: General and Transitional Provisions | Open Corpus of Laws
You are here: Home > Constitution of Egypt – 6: General and Transitional Provisions
Constitution of Egypt – 6: General and Transitional Provisions
by admin on January 17, 2013 in Countries, Egypt
Art.185: The city of Cairo shall be the capital of the Arab Republic of Egypt.
Art.186: The law shall prescribe the Egyptian flag and the provisions relating thereto, as well as the state emblem and the provisions relating thereto.
Art.187: Provisions of the laws shall apply only from the date of their entry into force and shall have no retroactive effect. However, provisions to the contrary may be made, in other than criminal matters, with the approval of the majority of the members of the People’s Assembly.
Art.188: All laws shall be published in the Official Gazette within two weeks from the date of their issuance. They shall be put into force a month after the date following their publication unless another date is fixed for that.
Art.189: The President of the Republic as well as the People’s Assembly may request the amendment of one or more of the articles of the Constitution. The articles to be amended and the reasons justifying such amendments shall be mentioned in the request for amendment. If the request emanates from the People’s Assembly, it should be signed by at least one third of the Assembly members. In all cases, the Assembly shall discuss the amendment in principle, and the decision in this respect shall be taken by the majority of its members. If the request is rejected, the amendment of the same particular articles may not be requested again before the expiration of one year from the date of such rejection. If the People’s Assembly approves an amendment, in principle, the articles requested to be amended shall be discussed two months after the date of the said approval. If the amendment is approved by two thirds of the members of the Assembly, it shall be referred to the people for a plebiscite. If it is approved by the people it shall be considered in force from the date of the announcement of the result of the plebiscite.
Art.190: The term of the present President of the Republic shall be terminated at the end of six years from the date of announcing his election as President of the Arab Republic of Egypt.
Art.191: All the provisions of the laws and regulations prior to the proclamation of this Constitution shall remain valid and in force. However, they may be repealed or amended in conformity with the rules and procedures stipulated in this Constitution.
Art.192: The Supreme Court shall exercise its competences prescribed in the law establishing it, until the Supreme Constitutional Court is formed.
Art.193: This Constitution shall be in force as from the date of announcing the approval of he people in this respect in the referendum.
Next: Chapter 7- The Shoura Assembly, The Press Authority
Tags: amendments, arab republic of egypt, contrary, rejection, state emblem