1. The Members of the Legislative Yuan: The Delegates of the various provinces, Mongolia, Tibet, and of the citizens residing abroad, to the People's Congress shall separately hold a preliminary election to nominate half of the number of the candidates as determined in Article 67 and submit their list to the People's Congress for election. The other half shall be nominated by the President of the Legislative Yuan for appointment by the President. 2. The Members of the Censor Yuan: The Delegates of the various provinces, Mongolia, Tibet, and of the citizens residing abroad, to the People's Congress shall separately hold a preliminary election to nominate half of the number of candidates as determined in Article 90 and submit their list to the People's Congress for election. The other half shall be nominated by the President of the Censor Yuan for appointment by the President. ARTICLE 144. The Magistrates of districts where the work of self-government is not yet completed shall be appointed and removed by the Central Government. The preceding paragraph is applicable _mutatis mutandis_ to those municipalities where the work of self-government is not yet completed. ARTICLE 145. The methods and procedure of helping the establishment of local self-government shall be determined by law. ARTICLE 146. No amendment to the Constitution may be made unless it shall have been proposed by over one-fourth of the delegates to the People's Congress and passed by at least two-thirds of the delegates present at a meeting having a quorum of over three-fourths of the entire Congress. A proposed amendment to the Constitution shall be made public by the proposer or proposers one year before the assembling of the People's Congress. ARTICLE 147. In regard to those provisions of the Constitution which require further procedure for their enforcement, such necessary procedure shall be determined by law. _B._ THE SYSTEM OF ORGANIZATION OF THE NATIONAL CONGRESS[1] [Footnote 1: "Kuo-min Ta-hui Tsu-chih Fa" in Chung-yang Hsüan-ch'uan Pu (Party-Ministry of Publicity), _Hsien-chêng Chien-shê Fa-kuei_, Chungking, XXVIII (1939), p. 35-8.] The following laws were passed by the Legislative _Yüan_ April 31, XXVI (1937), in amended form, after the election had been postponed. ARTICLE 1. The National Congress shall frame the Constitution, and shall determine its date of execution. ARTICLE 2. _i._ The National Congress shall be organized by the Representatives of the people to the Congress. _ii._ The manner of electing these Representatives is fixed in another set of laws.