19. General regulations on publication, distribution and information. Article 111: In addition to the areas reserved to the organic laws in accordance with the Constitution, the National Council shall legislate according to organic laws in the following domains: - The organisation of public services and their activities; - The basic law on judges and the Supreme Council of Justice; - The law on national security; - The election law; - The law on lawyers; - Organic laws shall be subject to supervision to ensure their compatibility with the Constitution. Article 112: The President of the Republic shall endorse laws within 30 (thirty) days starting from the day of submission of such laws. Article 113: The President of the Republic may request a second reading of a law, which has been passed by the National Council, within a period of 30 (thirty) days following the adoption of such law. - In this case, the law shall be deemed approved upon adoption by two thirds of the members of the National Council. Article 114: Voting in the National Council shall be personal and shall not be delegated. Article 115: The President of the Republic may address the National Council. Article 116: Heads of State and Government and important foreign delegations may address the National Council. Chapter 3: Judicial Powers Article 117: Judicial powers in the SADR shall be independent and exercised in accordance with the law. Article 118: name. Judgements shall be delivered on behalf of the people and executed in their Article 119: Everyone shall have access to justice of which basis shall be legal principles and equality and respect for the law. Article 120: The Courts shall be the Court of First Instance, the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court. - Military tribunals shall deal with matters relating to the military establishment. - Their organisation and functions shall be defined by law. Article 121: law. The composition, functions and prerogatives of the Courts shall be defined by 14