Section34.When any Member of the Committee encounters a cause which renders him lacking in a qualification designated by section 11 for a Representative, or he dies, the House shall select a replacement for such office.
After the House has elected Members of the Committee, whenever the tenure of the House ends, the tenure of that set of Members of the Committee shall be considered to end also.
Section35.It is the prerogative of the Monarch to appoint ministers and remove them from office. This prerogative shall only be exercised upon the advice of the People’s Committee.
Section36.It is the duty of a Committee of People’s Representatives[1] to carry out political negotiations with foreign countries, and the Committee may appoint representatives for this purpose.
The Committee shall inform the Monarch of how the negotiations have proceeded.
It is the prerogative of the Monarch to ratify treaties of friendship. But He shall exercise this prerogative upon the advice of the People’s Committee.
- ↑ Possibly a typographical error for the “People’s Committee”. (Wikisource contributor note)
