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• 1Nature of the RepublicTitle I
• 2Human dignityTitle I
• 3Sovereignty of the peopleTitle I
• 4Supremacy and direct effectTitle I
• 5Ecological foundationTitle I
• 6Social ownershipTitle I
• 7Coordination of the economyTitle I
• 8TerritoryTitle I
• 9Common heritageTitle I
• 10Knowledge commonsTitle I
• 11SecularityTitle I
• 12Political pluralismTitle I
• 13Distribution and accountability of powersTitle I
• 14Legality, publicity and non-retroactivityTitle I
• 15Reception of international lawTitle I
• 16Languages, symbols and seatTitle I
• 17Organic lawsTitle I
• 18Rights of natural entitiesTitle II
• 19StandingTitle II
• 20Guardianship and remediesTitle II
• 21Foreign economic entitiesTitle II
• 22Steady stateTitle II
• 23Content of the budgetsTitle II
• 24The Ecological Budget AuthorityTitle II
• 25ProcedureTitle II
• 26Binding forceTitle II
• 27Judicial enforcementTitle II
• 28WaterTitle II
• 29Land, soil and foodTitle II
• 30Forests, wetlands, coasts and seaTitle II
• 31Biodiversity and animalsTitle II
• 32EnergyTitle II
• 33Materials, durability and circulationTitle II
• 34Pollution, toxic substances and remediationTitle II
• 35Ecological informationTitle II
• 36Ecological emergencyTitle II
• 37HoldersTitle III
• 38EqualityTitle III
• 39EffectTitle III
• 40LimitationTitle III
• 41Minimum core and progressionTitle III
• 42DerogationTitle III
• 43RemediesTitle III
• 44Prohibition of abuseTitle III
• 45LifeTitle III
• 46Integrity and autonomy of the personTitle III
• 47Prohibition of tortureTitle III
• 48Servitude and forced labourTitle III
• 49Liberty and securityTitle III
• 50Private life and the homeTitle III
• 51Data and automated decisionTitle III
• 52Thought, conscience and religionTitle III
• 53Expression and informationTitle III
• 54Means of communicationTitle III
• 55AssemblyTitle III
• 56Association and self-organisationTitle III
• 57Residence and movementTitle III
• 58CitizenshipTitle III
• 59AsylumTitle III
• 60Political rightsTitle III
• 61Petition, information and protection of disclosureTitle III
• 62Guarantee of essential provisionTitle III
• 63Registration of needsTitle III
• 64Food and waterTitle III
• 65HousingTitle III
• 66HealthTitle III
• 67EducationTitle III
• 68CareTitle III
• 69Energy, mobility and communicationTitle III
• 70ContributionTitle III
• 71Conditions of labourTitle III
• 72Working time and restTitle III
• 73Culture, science and the artsTitle III
• 74Personal property and inheritanceTitle III
• 75Healthy environmentTitle III
• 76Ecological participationTitle III
• 77Access to justiceTitle III
• 78LegalityTitle III
• 79Criminal processTitle III
• 80Penalty and restorationTitle III
• 81Duties of the personTitle III
• 82The forms and their relationTitle IV
• 83The commonsTitle IV
• 84Cooperative usufructTitle IV
• 85Internal constitution of the cooperativeTitle IV
• 86Communal and regional enterpriseTitle IV
• 87Public establishmentsTitle IV
• 88Personal craft and prohibited formsTitle IV
• 89FederationsTitle IV
• 90Principles of the planTitle IV
• 91Priority within the planTitle IV
• 92Workplace assembliesTitle IV
• 93User and neighbourhood assembliesTitle IV
• 94Communal economic councilsTitle IV
• 95Regional economic councilsTitle IV
• 96The National Planning Congress and the Planning SecretariatTitle IV
• 97The planning cycleTitle IV
• 98Reconciliation and deadlockTitle IV
• 99Adjustment during the periodTitle IV
• 100Resource ceilings and accountsTitle IV
• 101Review of performanceTitle IV
• 102SupportTitle IV
• 103Cause of difficultyTitle IV
• 104Reorganisation and dissolutionTitle IV
• 105Reserve, formation and experimentTitle IV
• 106Categories of provisionTitle IV
• 107General provisionTitle IV
• 108Personal computing and communication devicesTitle IV
• 109Freedom of softwareTitle IV
• 110Durability and the standard of designTitle IV
• 111The residual unit of accountTitle IV
• 112Resource-intensive goods and common useTitle IV
• 113Fair allocation and waitingTitle IV
• 114Prohibition of parallel marketsTitle IV
• 115Allocation of labourTitle IV
• 116Arduous tasks, rotation and trainingTitle IV
• 117Planned external exchangeTitle IV
• 118Solidarity transfersTitle IV
• 119The Assembly of the RepublicTitle V
• 120The electoral systemTitle V
• 121Districts and apportionmentTitle V
• 122CandidacyTitle V
• 123Term and date of electionTitle V
• 124The mandateTitle V
• 125IncompatibilitiesTitle V
• 126Provision and conditions of membersTitle V
• 127Immunity and responsibilityTitle V
• 128Recall of a memberTitle V
• 129Vacancy and dissolutionTitle V
• 130Sittings, publicity and recordTitle V
• 131Quorum and majoritiesTitle V
• 132Committees and inquiryTitle V
• 133InitiativeTitle V
• 134Assessment and consultationTitle V
• 135ProcedureTitle V
• 136Organic laws and reserved mattersTitle V
• 137Preventive constitutional reviewTitle V
• 138Promulgation, publication and entry into forceTitle V
• 139Popular initiativeTitle V
• 140ReferendumTitle V
• 141Local decisionTitle V
• 142Deliberative bodies drawn by lotTitle V
• 143Accountability of the planning organsTitle V
• 144Control of executionTitle V
• 145Absence of a head of stateTitle VI
• 146The Presiding Officer of the AssemblyTitle VI
• 147NatureTitle VI
• 148Constitution and composition of the committeesTitle VI
• 149Chairs and the Coordinating BureauTitle VI
• 150Recall, vacancy and continuityTitle VI
• 151ResponsibilityTitle VI
• 152Conditions and incompatibilitiesTitle VI
• 153Functions of the Executive CouncilTitle VI
• 154Limits of executionTitle VI
• 155Right of economic initiativeTitle VI
• 156Duty of consultationTitle VI
• 157Subsidiarity in executionTitle VI
• 158PrinciplesTitle VI
• 159The career serviceTitle VI
• 160(Vacant. Political cabinets are abolished by Article 147(3). The number is reserved for renumbering at the drafting stage.)Title VI
• 161Administrative procedureTitle VI
• 162LiabilityTitle VI
• 163Public functions inalienableTitle VI
• 164Public information systemsTitle VI
• 165Account and auditTitle VI
• 166The tiersTitle VII
• 167General competence and subsidiarityTitle VII
• 168Equality between territoriesTitle VII
• 169Government of the communeTitle VII
• 170The communal councilTitle VII
• 171Competences of the communeTitle VII
• 172NeighbourhoodsTitle VII
• 173The sub-region and its councilTitle VII
• 174Competences of the sub-regionTitle VII
• 175The region and its councilTitle VII
• 176Competences of the regionTitle VII
• 177Competences of the RepublicTitle VII
• 178Standards of general applicationTitle VII
• 179Principle of direct allocationTitle VII
• 180The formulaTitle VII
• 181EqualisationTitle VII
• 182Local surplus and local initiativeTitle VII
• 183Relation of the economic councils to the elected councilsTitle VII
• 184Spatial planningTitle VII
• 185Allocation and reallocation of housingTitle VII
• 186Cooperation and joint bodiesTitle VII
• 187Boundaries, merger and divisionTitle VII
• 188Communities, languages and heritageTitle VII
• 189Conflicts of competenceTitle VII
• 190Default and the commissionerTitle VII
• 191Protection of self-governmentTitle VII
• 192The judicial functionTitle VIII
• 193IndependenceTitle VIII
• 194Application and interpretationTitle VIII
• 195Reference to the Constitutional ChamberTitle VIII
• 196Publicity of justiceTitle VIII
• 197StructureTitle VIII
• 198First instance and appealTitle VIII
• 199Specialised divisionsTitle VIII
• 200The National CourtTitle VIII
• 201Assignment of casesTitle VIII
• 202RecruitmentTitle VIII
• 203Term and securityTitle VIII
• 204Duties and incompatibilitiesTitle VIII
• 205Leadership postsTitle VIII
• 206DisciplineTitle VIII
• 207NatureTitle VIII
• 208FunctionsTitle VIII
• 209CompositionTitle VIII
• 210Members drawn by lotTitle VIII
• 211Judicial membersTitle VIII
• 212Chair and rotationTitle VIII
• 213PublicityTitle VIII
• 214The Judicial InspectorateTitle VIII
• 215External auditTitle VIII
• 216Constitution and jurisdictionTitle VIII
• 217Appointment by lotTitle VIII
• 218The poolTitle VIII
• 219Term and statusTitle VIII
• 220The Constitutional ChamberTitle VIII
• 221The Ecological ChamberTitle VIII
• 222Declaration of incompatibility and cureTitle VIII
• 223EntrenchmentTitle VIII
• 224The prosecution serviceTitle VIII
• 225Independence and instructionTitle VIII
• 226Decisions to prosecuteTitle VIII
• 227Restorative panelsTitle VIII
• 228Execution of penaltiesTitle VIII
• 229Offences against the constitutional orderTitle VIII
• 230GuardianshipTitle VIII
• 231StandingTitle VIII
• 232Protection of the judiciaryTitle VIII
• 233The officesTitle IX
• 234IndependenceTitle IX
• 235Appointment by lotTitle IX
• 236PoolsTitle IX
• 237ConfirmationTitle IX
• 238Term, incompatibilities and statusTitle IX
• 239RemovalTitle IX
• 240ResourcesTitle IX
• 241Powers of informationTitle IX
• 242Publicity and reportingTitle IX
• 243Protection of persons who assistTitle IX
• 244FunctionTitle IX
• 245Conduct of the ballotTitle IX
• 246Registration and refusalTitle IX
• 247The Boundary DivisionTitle IX
• 248Electoral disputesTitle IX
• 249FunctionTitle IX
• 250PowersTitle IX
• 251Reports and consequencesTitle IX
• 252FunctionTitle IX
• 253Complaints and remediesTitle IX
• 254Division for data and automated systemsTitle IX
• 255Inspection of places of detentionTitle IX
• 256FunctionTitle IX
• 257PowersTitle IX
• 258Long-term impact statementsTitle IX
• 259FunctionTitle IX
• 260Declarations and integrityTitle IX
• 261MonitoringTitle IX
• 262ReferralTitle IX
• 263Limits of the OfficeTitle IX
• 264PurposeTitle IX
• 265Acts void in every caseTitle IX
• 266Attainment by indirectionTitle IX
• 267Direction of developmentTitle IX
• 268Renunciation and purposeTitle X
• 269Civilian directionTitle X
• 270WeaponsTitle X
• 271The Territorial DefenceTitle X
• 272Membership and conditionsTitle X
• 273Direction and controlTitle X
• 274Communal policeTitle X
• 275Use of force and accountabilityTitle X
• 276Defence of the territoryTitle X
• 277Action beyond the territoryTitle X
• 278Missions of international peaceTitle X
• 279DeclarationTitle X
• 280Renewal and outer limitTitle X
• 281PowersTitle X
• 282ReviewTitle X
• 283Relation to ecological emergencyTitle X
• 284Civil protectionTitle X
• 285LimitsTitle X
• 286Conduct of external relationsTitle XI
• 287Competence and conductTitle XI
• 288Life-limiting regimesTitle XI
• 289Defectors and persons in flightTitle XI
• 290Negotiation, signature and ratificationTitle XI
• 291Prohibited commitmentsTitle XI
• 292WithdrawalTitle XI
• 293MembershipTitle XI
• 294Effect of union actsTitle XI
• 295Union settlement and currencyTitle XI
• 296Open frontiersTitle XI
• 297Rescue and assistanceTitle XI
• 298Order of supplyTitle XI
• 299Costly imports and project licencesTitle XI
• 300Exchange with life-limiting regimesTitle XI
• 301Technological sovereigntyTitle XI
• 302Obligation of solidarityTitle XI
• 303The floorTitle XI
• 304Direction and refusalTitle XI
• 305Ecological and colonial reparationTitle XI
• 306Nature of the amending powerTitle XII
• 307InitiativeTitle XII
• 308ProcedureTitle XII
• 309Referendum and entry into forceTitle XII
• 310Beyond the amending powerTitle XII
• 311Guardianship of the coreTitle XII
• 312The Constitutional ConventionTitle XII
• 313Limits and continuityTitle XII
• 314Consolidation and publicationTitle XII
• 315The official summaryTitle XII
• 316DistributionTitle XII
• 317The Office of Constitutional RevisionTitle XII
• 318Periodic reviewTitle XII
• 319Duty of intelligibilityTitle XII
• 320AdoptionTitle XIII
• 321Entry into forceTitle XIII
• 322RepealTitle XIII
• 323Continuity of lawsTitle XIII
• 324Continuity of acts, rights and proceedingsTitle XIII
• 325The Judicial CouncilTitle XIII
• 326The Constitutional CourtTitle XIII
• 327Judges and prosecutionTitle XIII
• 328The oversight officesTitle XIII
• 329The Ecological Budget Authority and the first budgetsTitle XIII
• 330The Assembly and the executive committeesTitle XIII
• 331The planning bodies and the first planTitle XIII
• 332TerritoriesTitle XIII
• 333Provision, housing and devicesTitle XIII
• 334Working time and contributionTitle XIII
• 335Electronic votingTitle XIII
• 336Union and external relationsTitle XIII
• 337First distribution and summaryTitle XIII
• 338Reservation of the amending powerTitle XIII
• 339Authorship and methodTitle XIII
• 340Text and languagesTitle XIII