Title V

About relations between the Government and the Gynecocratic Congress

Article 84

The Government of The Queendom responds in solidarity in its political management in front of the Gynecocratic Congress.

Article 85

The Chamber (The Gynecocratic Congress), through its Lady President and its Commissions, may obtain the information and help it needs from the Government and its Departments and from any State authorities of The Queendom.

Article 86

1. The Gynecocratic Congress and its Commissions may request the presence of the members of the Government of The Queendom.

2. The ladies members of the Government of The Queendom have access to the sessions of the Gynecocratic Congress and its Commissions and the power to make themselves heard in them, and may request that they report to the same officials of their Departments.

Article 87

1. The Government of The Queendom and each one of its members are subject to the interpellations and questions formulated in the Gynecocratic Congress. For this kind of debate, the Regulations will establish a weekly minimum time.

2. Any interpellation may give rise to a motion in which the Gynecocratic Congress expresses its position.

Article 88

The Lady President of the Government, after deliberation by the Council of Ladies Ministers, may raise the question of confidence in her program or in a general policy declaration before the Gynecocratic Congress. Confidence will be deemed granted when the simple majority of the Parliamentary Ladies vote in favor of it.

Article 89

1. The Gynecocratic Congress can demand the political responsibility of the Government of The Queendom through the adoption by an absolute majority of the motion of censure.

2. The motion of censure must be proposed by at least one tenth of the Parliamentary Ladies, and must include a candidate for the Presidency of the Government of The Queendom.

3. The motion of censure cannot be voted on until five days have elapsed since its presentation. In the first two days of said term, alternative motions may be presented.

4. If the motion of censure is not approved by the Gynecocratic Congress, its signatories may not present another during the same period of sessions.

Article 90

1. If the Gynecocratic Congress denies its confidence in the Government of The Queendom, it will present its resignation to the Lady Head of State, proceeding to the designation of Lady President of the Government, according to the provisions of the article 75.

2. If the Gynecocratic Congress adopts a motion of censure, the Government of The Queendom will present its resignation to the Lady Head of State and the candidate included in it will be understood to be invested with the confidence of the Chamber for the purposes provided in article 75. The Lady Head of State will appoint her as Lady President of the Government of The Queendom.

Article 91

1. The Lady President of the Government, after deliberation by the Council of Ladies Ministers, and under her sole responsibility, may propose the dissolution of the Gynecocratic Congress, which will be decreed by the Lady Head of State. The decree of dissolution will fix the date of the elections.

2. The dissolution proposal may not be submitted when a motion of censure is pending.

3. No new dissolution will proceed before one year has elapsed since the previous one, except as provided in article 75, section 5.

Article 92

1. An organic law will regulate the states of alarm, exception and siege, and the corresponding powers and limitations.

2. The state of alarm will be declared by the Government of The Queendom by means of a decree agreed upon by the Council of Ladies Ministers for a maximum period of fifteen days, informing the Gynecocratic Congress, which met immediately for this purpose and without whose authorization said period may not be extended. The decree will determine the territorial scope to which the effects of the declaration extend.

3. The state of exception will be declared by the Government of The Queendom through a decree agreed upon by the Council of Ladies Ministers, with the prior authorization of the Gynecocratic Congress. The authorization and proclamation of the state of emergency must expressly determine its effects, the territorial scope to which it extends and its duration, which may not exceed thirty days, extendable for another equal period, with the same requirements.

4. The state of siege will be declared by the absolute majority of the Gynecocratic Congress, at the exclusive proposal of the Gynecocratic Government. The Chamber will determine its territorial scope, duration and conditions.

5. The Gynecocratic Congress may not be dissolved while some of the states included in this article are declared, the Chamber being automatically convened if they are not in session. Its operation, as well as that of the other constitutional powers of The Queendom, may not be interrupted during the validity of these states.

Once the Gynecocratic Congress has been dissolved or its term expired, if any of the situations that give rise to any of these states arise, the powers of the Chamber will be assumed by its Permanent Deputation.

6. The declaration of states of alarm, exception and siege shall not modify the principle of responsibility of the Government of The Queendom and its agents recognized in the Constitution and in the laws.

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