context: The Council of Cardinals is the universal body of all Cardinals voters - that is, less than eighty years - in the Catholic Church. It constitutes the highest advisory body in the Holy See. Its members, i.e. Cardinals, hold positions of administration of the Councils of the Roman Curia, the Presidency of the Grand Episcopate or the Patriarchs. According to modern rules established by Pope Paul VI and Pope John Paul II, members of the Congregation must not exceed 120 electors.
question: What is the Cardinals complex?
answers.text: universal body of all Cardinals voters - that is, less than eighty years - in the Catholic Church. It constitutes the highest advisory body in the Holy See