At meetings of a subcommittee, the members[1] in attendance must not be less than three in order that a quorum for discussion be met. However, if the members appointed to the subcommittee are only three in number, the attendance of at least two members can be considered a quorum.
Section27.The House has the power to establish regulations on the conduct of discussions or consultations in order to implement this Constitution. (In this initial stage, the rules of the Assembly of Privy Councillors shall apply mutatis mutandis for the time being, only in so far as they are not contrary to this Constitution.)
Section28.The People’s Committee has the powers and duties to implement the objectives of the House.
Section29.If there is an emergency in which the People’s Committee would not be able convene the House of People’s Representatives in time and the People’s Committee finds it appropriate to issue a law which suits such an emergency, it shall be able to do so, but it must quickly introduce the law to the House for confirmation.
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