(1) The Constitutional Council shall ensure the regularity
of presidential elections, parliamentary elections and referendum
operations. It shall proclaim the results thereof.
(2) Any challenges in respect of the regularity of one of the elections
provided for in the preceding paragraph may be brought before the
Constitutional Council by any candidate, political party that
participated in the election in the constituency concerned or any
person acting as Government agent at the election.
(3) Any challenges in respect of the regularity of a referendum may be
referred to the Constitutional Council by the President of the Republic,
the President of the National Assembly, the President of the Senate,
one-third of the members of the National Assembly or one-third of the
Senators.
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In force from 18 January 1996
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