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therein; and thus ſigned, ſhall be obeyed by all executive departments, except in caſes expreſſly exempted by the preſent conſtitution.
Should all the Members refuſe their counterſign to any reſolution, the King is obliged to forego his opinion; but if he ſhould perſiſt in it, the Marſhal of the Diet; and if the King will not, the Marſhal himſelf ſhall ſend his circular letters as above.
Miniſters compoſing this Council cannot be employed at the ſame time in any other commiſſion or department.
If it ſhould happen that two thirds of ſecret votes in both Houſes demand the changing of any perſon, either in the Council, or any executive department, the King is bound to nominate another.
Willing
