Repealed constitutions
Preserved under Article 322(3) · citable as history, never as authority
A repealed text may be cited as history, as evidence of the intention of its makers, and as a record of the development of the Republic. In no case is a repealed text cited as authority, invoked as a source of right or obligation, or applied by any court or organ.
Constitution of 2024
Seven articles. Repealed on the day of commencement. Published in its integral form with the programme that had it, including the map, flag, parliament, history and Bloc pages.
First National Council, 1890
Adopted on 15 December 1890, after the revolution that ended the monarchy.
Also held in the archive
1760-Historic timeline of the RepublicArchive
SeatsComposition of the National CouncilArchive
MapThe territory and its neighboursArchive
FlagThe flag of the RepublicArchive
BlocThe Democratic Socialist BlocArchive
The archived programme loads resources from outside the Republic, which Article 301 now forbids. It is preserved in an unmodified form because Article 322(3) requires a repealed text to be kept in its integral form.