The China of Chiang K'ai-Shek: A Political StudyLinebarger, Paul Myron Anthony
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The China of Chiang K'ai-Shek: A Political Study
Linebarger, Paul Myron Anthony
Chiang, Kai-shek, 1887-1975; China -- Politics and government -- 1912-1949
ARTICLE 31. The People's Congress shall be convened by the President
once every three years. Its session shall last one month, but may be
extended another month when necessary.
Extraordinary sessions of the People's Congress may be convened at the
instance of two-fifths or more of its members.
The President may convene extraordinary sessions of the People's
Congress.
The People's Congress shall meet at the place where the Central
Government is.
ARTICLE 32. The powers and functions of the People's Congress shall be
as follows:
1. To elect the President and Vice-President of the
Republic, the President of the Legislative Yuan, the
President of the Censor Yuan, the Members of the Legislative
Yuan and the Members of the Censor Yuan.
2. To recall the President and Vice-President of the
Republic, the President of the Legislative Yuan, the
President of the Judicial Yuan, the President of the
Examination Yuan, the President of the Censor Yuan, the
Members of the Legislative Yuan and the Members of the
Censor Yuan.
3. To initiate laws.
4. To hold referenda on laws.
5. To amend the Constitution.
6. To exercise such other powers as are conferred by the
Constitution.
ARTICLE 33. Delegates to the People's Congress shall not be held
responsible outside of Congress for opinions they may express and votes
they may cast during the session of Congress.
ARTICLE 34. Without the permission of the People's Congress, no delegate
shall be arrested or detained during the session except when apprehended
in _flagrante delicto_.
ARTICLE 35. The organization of the People's Congress and the election
as well as recall of its Delegates shall be determined by law.
CHAPTER IV. THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
Section 1. _The President_
ARTICLE 36. The President is the Head of the State and represents the
Republic of China in foreign relations.
ARTICLE 37. The President commands the land, sea and air forces of the
whole country.
ARTICLE 38. The President shall, in accordance with law, promulgate laws
and issue orders with the counter-signature of the President of the Yuan
concerned.
ARTICLE 39. The President shall, in accordance with law, exercise the
power of declaring war, negotiating peace and concluding treaties.
ARTICLE 40. The President shall, in accordance with law, declare and
terminate a state of emergency.
ARTICLE 41. The President shall, in accordance with law, exercise the
power of granting amnesties, special pardons, remission of sentences and
restoration of civil rights.
ARTICLE 42. The President shall, in accordance with law, appoint and
remove civil and military officials.
ARTICLE 43. The President shall, in accordance with law, confer honors
and award decorations.
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