The Constitution of the Czechoslovak Republic
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§ 62.
The same provisions as to the election of the President shall apply to the election of the Vice-president.
§ 63.
1. The President of the Republic shall not be at the same time a member of Parliament. Should a member be elected Vice-president, he shall not during his service as Vice-president fulfil his mandate as member of Parliament.
2. The President's official residence shall be in Prague.
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§ 64.
1. The rights and duties of the President of the RepubUc are as follows : a) He shall rep...resent the State in its relations with other StateSj shall negotiate and ratify international treaties. Commercial trea- ties, and treaties which for the State or its citizens entail finan- cial or personal burdens, especially military burdens, as well as treaties affecting the territories of the State require the affirma- tion of ParUament. The affirmation of Parliament takes the form of a Constitutional Law (article 1 of the introductory law); b) He shall receive and appoint diplomatic representatives ; — 34 - c) He shall declare the existence of a state of war, shall declare war with the previous consent of Parliament, and shall lay before Parliament for approval peace treaties which have been concluded ; d) He shall convoke, provogue and dissolve Parliament (§ 28—^31) and shall proclaim its Sessions at an end ; e) He shall have the right to return with comment any law enacted by Parliament (§ 47).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
§ 62.
The same provisions as to the election of the President shall apply to the election of the Vice-president.
§ 63.
1. The President of the Republic shall not be at the same time a member of Parliament. Should a member be elected Vice-president, he shall not during his service as Vice-president fulfil his mandate as member of Parliament.
2. The President's official residence shall be in Prague.
n.
§ 64.
1. The rights and duties of the President of the RepubUc are as follows : a) He shall rep...resent the State in its relations with other StateSj shall negotiate and ratify international treaties. Commercial trea- ties, and treaties which for the State or its citizens entail finan- cial or personal burdens, especially military burdens, as well as treaties affecting the territories of the State require the affirma- tion of ParUament. The affirmation of Parliament takes the form of a Constitutional Law (article 1 of the introductory law); b) He shall receive and appoint diplomatic representatives ; — 34 - c) He shall declare the existence of a state of war, shall declare war with the previous consent of Parliament, and shall lay before Parliament for approval peace treaties which have been concluded ; d) He shall convoke, provogue and dissolve Parliament (§ 28—^31) and shall proclaim its Sessions at an end ; e) He shall have the right to return with comment any law enacted by Parliament (§ 47).
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