Examples of using Post-transitional constitution in English and their translations into Arabic
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Debate on the post-transitional constitution.
Meetings to advise the national authorities on thedevolution/delegation of authority to the provincial level as foreseen in the post-transitional constitution.
Certification and adoption of post-transitional constitution.
Submission of draft post-transitional constitution to national assembly and senate for approval(if deadline of 21 June has been met).
Voting on the referendum on post-transitional constitution.
The post-transitional constitution would also need to be drafted by the Senate and adopted by the National Assembly before it is put to a national referendum.
(a) Essential legislation(including the post-transitional constitution);
(iv) Drafting of the post-transitional constitution, to be adopted by referendum;
Meetings with the national authorities to advise on the devolution/delegation of authority to the provincial level,as foreseen in the post-transitional Constitution.
Consultation and finalization of post-transitional constitution draft.
These include the post-transitional constitution; the electoral code; and the mandate, composition, functioning and working conditions of the Defence and Security Corps.
Welcoming in particular the approval by the Burundian people of the post-transitional Constitution in the referendum of 28 February 2005.
The conduct of the colline elections completed the national electoral process,which began on 28 February with the holding of the referendum on the post-transitional Constitution.
The Security Council welcomes the approval by the Burundian people of the post-transitional Constitution, through the referendum of 28 February 2005 whose final results have just been declared.
Some Burundian political leaders continued to call for furtherdiscussions on the text of the draft constitution before a referendum on the post-transitional constitution is held.
Meetings to advise the Governmenton the drafting of laws and decrees foreseen in the post-transitional constitution on public administration, public finances, provincial institutions and the national police and armed forces.
In a formal meeting on that same day, the Security Council adopted a presidential statement(S/PRST/2005/13)welcoming the decision by the Burundian people to approve the post-transitional Constitution, through the referendum of 28 February 2005.
Meetings with the Government to advise onthe drafting of laws and decrees foreseen in the post-transitional Constitution on public administration, public finances, provincial institutions and on the national police and armed forces.
Those events took place after months of deadlock on outstanding key issues, including the establishment of the Supreme Defence Council, the promulgation of the defence and armed forces law,the adoption of the nationality and amnesty laws and the post-transitional constitution.
The items on the legislative agenda that are at the core of the transitionalprocess include a package of electoral laws, the post-transitional constitution and laws on amnesty, nationality and defence and armed forces.
By mid-2005, following the deployment of the United Nations Operation in Burundi(ONUB)* in June 2004,a referendum on a post-transitional constitution had been held successfully; communal elections had been concluded; more than 10,000 former combatants had participated in the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme; laws establishing a new integrated army and police force had been promulgated; and the cantonment process had been completed.
The Commission is focusing its workon supporting the transitional institutions to adopt, as a priority, a draft post-transitional Constitution and the electoral law.
Weekly meetings with the Government to advise on the establishmentof new institutions supporting democratic governance foreseen in the post-transitional Constitution, including provincial assemblies, governments and institutions, such as the Economic and Social Council, the National Independent Electoral Commission and the High Audiovisual and Communications Council.
The successful registration of some 25 million voters,and the overwhelming approval on 18 December 2005 by referendum of a post-transitional constitution, reflect the high expectations of the Congolese people for elections.
While General Abubakar has promised to publish and circulate the 1995 draft constitution, which is to form the post-transitional constitutional framework, he has indicated that the promulgation of the constitution will be entrusted to the Provisional Ruling Council, a military entity.
Adoption by the Parliament of the laws on nationality and on the defence and armed forces on 12 November 2004, lawson voter registration on 24 December 2004, the draft post-transitional constitution on 13 May 2005 and the laws on a constitutional referendum and a national budget on 23 June 2005.
In accordance with the Transitional Constitution, the electoral process is to include a referendum on the post-transitional constitution and legislative elections and will culminate in presidential elections in July 2005.
Among the featured speakers was one of President Kabila ' s advisers,who argued that the 2005 Constitution was not adapted to the post-transitional context and that a new Constitution was needed as the country transformed into an emerging regional power.