The details will be regulated by the national election law. ARTICLE 23 The National Assembly is elected for four years. New elections must take place at the latest on the sixtieth day after its term comes to an end. The National Assembly convenes at the latest on the thirtieth day after the election. ARTICLE 24 The National Assembly meets each year on the first Wednesday in November at the seat of the National Government. The President of the National Assembly must call it earlier if the President of the Commonwealth, or at least one-third of the members of the National Assembly, demand it. The National Assembly determines the close of its session and the day of re-assembling. ARTICLE 25 The President of the Commonwealth may dissolve the National Assembly, but only once for the same cause. The new election occurs at the latest on the sixtieth day after such dissolution. ARTICLE 26 The National Assembly chooses its President, Vice-President and its Secretaries. It regulates its own procedure. ARTICLE 27 During the interval between sessions, or while elections are taking place, the President and Vice-President of the preceding session conduct its affairs. ARTICLE 28 The President administers the regulations and policing of the National Assembly building. The management of the building is subject to his direction; he controls its receipts and expenses in accordance with the provisions of the budget, and represents the Commonwealth in all legal affairs and in litigation arising during his administration. ARTICLE 29 The proceedings of the National Assembly are public. At the request of fifty members the public may be excluded by a two-thirds vote. ARTICLE 30 True and accurate reports of the proceedings in public sittings of the National Assembly, of a State Assembly, or of their committees, are absolutely privileged. ARTICLE 31 An Electoral Commission to decide disputed elections will be organized in connection with the National Assembly. It will also decide whether a delegate has forfeited his seat. The Electoral Commission consists of members of the National Assembly, chosen by the latter for the life of the Assembly, and of members of the National Administrative Court, to be appointed by the President of the Commonwealth on the nomination of the presidency of this court. This Electoral Commission pronounces judgment after public hearings through a quorum of three members of the National Assembly and two judicial members. Proceedings apart from the hearings before the Electoral Commission will be conducted by a National Commissioner appointed by the President of the Commonwealth. In other respects the procedure will be regulated by the Electoral Commission. ARTICLE 32 The National Assembly acts by majority vote unless otherwise provided in the Constitution. For the conduct of elections by the National Assembly it may, in its rules of procedure, make exceptions.