Provisions relating to the Council of Ministers
- Article
- 298
- Title
- Provisions relating to the Council of Ministers
- Category
- other
- Description
Article 298 provides transitional arrangements for the Council of Ministers, stating that the incumbent Council shall continue to function until a new Council is formed in accordance with the Constitution.
Practice questions
Until what point must a new Council of Ministers be formed for the incumbent Council to cease its functions?
What is the status of the incumbent Council of Ministers according to the constitutional transitional arrangements?
Which article of the Constitution establishes the transitional arrangements for the Council of Ministers?
Which type of provisions does Article 298 of the Constitution provide regarding the Council of Ministers?
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