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Law proposals are exclusively submitted by members of parliament to the Speaker of the Grand National Assembly. After committee review, the proposal goes to the General Assembly for a vote. If accepted, the President chooses to publish or return the law within 15 days; if returned, the parliament may override the veto with a simple majority (301) to force publication.

Amending the constitution requires at least 200 signatures to propose. Discussions cannot be fast-tracked and require two rounds of voting with a 48-hour 'cooling-off' period in between. An amendment necessitates at least 360 votes to pass. Voter turnout or referendums depend on whether the vote falls between 360 and 400 or exceeds 400.

International agreements carry the force of law, equivalent to domestic statutes. In cases involving fundamental rights and freedoms, international agreements take precedence over conflicting domestic laws. While parliament must generally approve these agreements, the President has the authority to directly publish specific agreements that do not impose financial burdens or touch upon sensitive national sectors.