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THE CONSTITUTION
OF GEORGIA
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CHAPTER EIGHT
Revision of the Constitution
Article 102
- Those allowed to submit a
bill for the general or partial revision of the Constitution are:
- the President;
- more than half of the
total number of Members of Parliament;
- not less than 200 000
electors.
- Any bill proposing a
revision to the Constitution shall be submitted to Parliament, which
promulgates it for general discussion. Discussion of the draft begins
in Parliament one month after it has been promulgated.
- The bill to revise the
Constitution is considered passed if supported by at least two thirds
of the total number of Members of Parliament.
- The law on the revision of
the Constitution is signed and published by the President of Georgia
under the rules envisaged in Article 68 of the Constitution.
Article 103
The announcement of a state
of emergency or martial law stops the process of the revision of the
Constitution until the end of the state of emergency or martial law.
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