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Article 105: The National council shall decide on the motion of censure against the Government by a majority of two thirds of its members and by a simple majority for a motion of censure against a member of the Government. Article 106: The President of the National Council shall send a letter to the President of the Republic and another one to the Prime Minister to notify them of the decision of the Council to adopt a motion of censure against the Government or one of its members. - The immediate result of the motion of censure against a member of Government shall be dismissal of the latter and appointment of a new Minister. Article 107: After the motion of censure against the Government, the President of the Republic shall react within a period not exceeding 15 (fifteen) days by: - Appointing a new Prime Minister who shall form a new Government in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution; - Or dissolving the National Council. Article 108: In case of dissolution of the National council, the President of the Republic shall call for early legislative elections within a period of no more than 40 (forty) days following the dissolution of the Council. Article 109: The Government and Members of the National Council shall have the right to propose laws. - The proposed laws shall be subject to discussion if presented by fifth of the Council members. Article 110: The National Council shall legislate in the areas specified by the Constitution and in the following domains: 1. The rights of individuals and their basic obligations; 2. General regulations relating to the family code; 3. The regulations of residence; 4. Basic legislation on nationality, the right of citizenship, civil status; 5. The general regulations on the status of aliens; 6. The regulations on the organisation of the judiciary and the creation of judicial bodies; 7. Rules of sanctions code, penal provisions and the prison regime; 8. The general regulations on the civil code, commercial undertakings and the regime of public and private property; 9. The territorial division of country; 10. Institution of tax and customs code; 11. Finance laws; 12. General regulations on education, training and scientific research; 13. The general regulations on public health and housing; 14. General regulations on the public service; 15. General regulations on the protection of cultural and historical heritage; 16. General regulations on material rights of persons and their organisation; 17. The creation of the State medals and honorary titles; 18. General regulations on immunity (political, legislative and judicial); 13

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