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<s>[INST] What is Preamble of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] In the Name of God, The Almighty and The Just.
To re-organize the national life of Afghanistan according to the requirements of the time and on the basis of the realities of national history and culture;
To achieve justice and equality;
To establish political, economic and social democracy;
To organize the functions of the State and its branches to ensure liberty and welfare of the individual and the maintenance of the general order;
To achieve a balanced development of all phases of life in Afghanistan; and
To form, ultimately, a prosperous and progressive society based on social co-operation and preservation of human dignity;
We, the people of Afghanistan, conscious of the historical changes which have occurred in our life as a nation and as a part of human society, while considering the above-mentioned values to be the right of all human societies, have, under the leadership of His Majesty Mohammed Zahir Shah, the King of Afghanistan and the leader of its national life, framed this Constitution for ourselves and the generations to come. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title I. The State Article 1 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Afghanistan is a Constitutional Monarchy; an independent, unitary and indivisible state. Sovereignty in Afghanistan belongs to the nation.
The Afghan nation is composed of all those individuals who possess the citizenship of the State of Afghanistan in accordance with the provisions of the law. The word Afghan shall apply to each such individual. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title I. The State Article 2 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Islam is the sacred religion of Afghanistan. Religious rites performed by the State shall be according to the provisions of the Hanafi doctrine.
Non-Muslim citizens shall be free to perform their rituals within the limits determined by laws for public decency and public peace. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title I. The State Article 3 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] From amongst the languages of Afghanistan, Pushtu and Dari shall be the official languages. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title I. The State Article 4 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The flag of Afghanistan is tri-colour— black, red and green —all pieces joined together vertically from left to right in equal proportions; the breadth of each strip equalling half of its length, having in the middle the insignia of the ‘mehrab’ and the menber in white, flanked by two flags and ensconced in two sheaves of wheat. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title I. The State Article 5 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Capital of Afghanistan is the city of Kabul. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 6 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] In Afghanistan the King personifies the sovereignty. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 7 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The King is the protector of the basic principles of the sacred religion of Islam, the guardian of Afghanistan’s independence and territorial integrity, the custodian of its Constitution and the centre of its national unity. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 8 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The King shall be an Afghan national, a Muslim and a follower of the Hanafi doctrine. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 9 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The King has the following rights and duties:
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Holds Supreme Command of the armed forces of Afghanistan.
Declares war and armistice,
Summons and inaugurates the Loya Jirgah (Great Council).
Inaugurates the ordinary session of the Shura (Parliament).
Summons and inaugurates the extraordinary sessions of the Shura (Parliament).
Dissolves the Shura (Parliament) and decrees new elections, which shall be held within three months from the date of the dissolution of the Shura (Parliament).
Signs laws and proclaims their enforcement.
Issues ordinances.
Grants credentials for conclusion of international treaties, in accordance with the provisions of the law.
Signs international treaties.
Appoints the Prime Minister and accepts his resignation. Appoints Ministers on the recommendation of the Prime Minister and accepts their resignations.
Appoints the non-elected members of the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) and appoints its president from amongst its members.
Appoints the Chief Justice and Justices of the Supreme Court.
Appoints Judges and high-ranking civil and military officials and grants them retirement in accordance with the provisions of the law.
Accredits the Heads of Afghanistan’s diplomatic missions to foreign States; appoints permanent Representatives of Afghanistan to international organisations and accepts the credentials of foreign diplomatic representatives.
Proclaims and ends the state of emergency.
Remits and pardons sentence.
Holds Supreme Command of the armed forces of Afghanistan.
Declares war and armistice,
Summons and inaugurates the Loya Jirgah (Great Council).
Inaugurates the ordinary session of the Shura (Parliament).
Summons and inaugurates the extraordinary sessions of the Shura (Parliament).
Dissolves the Shura (Parliament) and decrees new elections, which shall be held within three months from the date of the dissolution of the Shura (Parliament).
Signs laws and proclaims their enforcement.
Issues ordinances.
Grants credentials for conclusion of international treaties, in accordance with the provisions of the law.
Signs international treaties.
Appoints the Prime Minister and accepts his resignation. Appoints Ministers on the recommendation of the Prime Minister and accepts their resignations.
Appoints the non-elected members of the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) and appoints its president from amongst its members.
Appoints the Chief Justice and Justices of the Supreme Court.
Appoints Judges and high-ranking civil and military officials and grants them retirement in accordance with the provisions of the law.
Accredits the Heads of Afghanistan’s diplomatic missions to foreign States; appoints permanent Representatives of Afghanistan to international organisations and accepts the credentials of foreign diplomatic representatives.
Proclaims and ends the state of emergency.
Remits and pardons sentence. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 10 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Coin is minted in the name of the King. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 11 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The name of the king is mentioned in ‘khutbas.’ </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 12 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Medals are awarded by the King in accordance with the terms of the law. The award of medals shall not carry any material benefit. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 13 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Royal expenditures shall be fixed in the state budget according to the law of the Royal Expenses. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 14 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The exercise of rights and duties described under this Title shall be subject to limits prescribed by the provisions of this Constitution. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 15 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The King is not accountable and shall be respected by all. He takes the following oath, in the presence of the members of the Royal family, the members of the Government and the Justices of the Supreme Court, in a joint sitting of both Houses of the Shura (Parliament):
“In the, name of God, the great, I swear to be conscious of His Omnipresence in all my actions, that I shall protect the sacred principles of the religion of Islam, shall guard the Constitution, shall protect the independence and territorial integrity of the country as well as the laws of the State and the rights of the people; and, invoking Divine Assistance, shall reign in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution of Afghanistan and devote my efforts to the well-being and progress of the Afghan nation.” </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 16 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The succession to the Throne of Afghanistan shall continue in the House of His Majesty Mohammed Nadir Shah, the Martyr, in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 17 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Should the King resolve to abdicate, he shall inform a Council consisting of the President of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People), the President of the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the elders), the Prime Minister, the Chief Justice and the Minister of the Royal Court and, thereafter, convene a meeting of the Loya Jirgah (Great Council) within a period of seven days and announce therein his abdication in person or through the Minister of Court.
If the Loya Jirgah (Great council) attests that the abdication has stemmed from the will of the King, the abdication shall be considered effective from the date of the attestation. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 18 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] On the King’s abdication or death, the Throne shall pass on to his eldest son. If the eldest son of the King lacks the qualifications set forth in this Constitution, the Throne shall pass on to his second son and so on. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 19 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Whenever the King abdicates or dies without a son possessing the qualifications to become the King, the Throne shall pass on to the oldest of the King’s brothers.
In case the oldest of the King’s brothers lacks the qualifications needed, the throne shall pass on to the second brother in line and so on.
If the King does not have a brother possessing the qualifications required for the King, his successor shall be elected from amongst the male lineal descendants of His Majesty Mohammed Nadir Shah, the Martyr. In this case the King shall be elected by an Electoral College consisting of the Loya Jirgah (Great Council), the Government, and the Justices of the Supreme Court. This Electoral College shall be summoned by the Prime Minister, in the case of the death of the King within fifteen days from the date of the demise and in the case of the abdication within seven days from the date when the King’s abdication becomes effective. The decision of this Electoral college shall be by a majority of votes of the members present and shall be considered effective upon the consent of the person chosen as the King.
The Minister of Court shall act as Regent from the time of the death of the king or the validation of his abdication until election of his successor. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 20 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The King shall, when he decides to travel out of the county, appoint one or more persons to act as his Regent or Regents. This person or persons shall, during the absence of the King and on his behalf, discharge the Royal functions in accordance with the provisions of this constitution and within the limits of the authority delegated to him or them by the King. The following persons shall not be appointed as Regent:
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The Prime Minster.
The President of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the elders).
The President of the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the elders).
The Chief Justice.
The Prime Minster.
The President of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the elders).
The President of the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the elders).
The Chief Justice. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 21 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] In case the King dies before his successor has completed twenty years of life, the Queen shall act as Regent until his successor reaches the stipulated age.
In case the Queen be not living, the Electoral College, provided under Article 19 of this constitution, shall elect some one from amongst the male-lineal descendants of His Majesty Mohammed Nadir Shah, the Martyr, to act as Regent until the successor reaches the stipulated age. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 22 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Whenever the King abdicates and his successor has not completed twenty years of life, the Electoral College, provided under Article 19 shall elect someone from amongst the male-lineal descendants of His Majesty Mohammed Nadir Shah, the Martyr, to act as Regent until the successor reaches the stipulated age. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 23 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Regent of the King must possess the qualifications specified in Article 8. The Regent shall perform the royal functions in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution.
In the case of the Queen acting as Regent, the exercise of the authority described in section two of Article 9, shall take place with the advice of the Government.
The Regent, during the tenure of his office, cannot engage in any other profession.
The person elected as Regent by virtue of Articles 21 and 22 of this Constitution shall never be elected as the King of Afghanistan.
During the period of Regency, the provisions relating to succession under the Title “King” of this Constitution shall not be amended. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title II. The King Article 24 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Royal House is composed of the sons, the daughters, the brothers and the sisters of the King and their husbands, wives, sons and daughters; and the paternal uncles and the sons of the paternal uncles of the King.
In the official protocol of the State, the Royal House comes after the King and the Queen.
The expenditure of the Royal House shall be fixed in the budget of the Royal Expenses.
Titles of nobility are exclusively confined to the Royal House and shall be assigned in accordance with the provisions of the law.
Members of the Royal House shall not participate in political parties, and shall not hold the following offices;
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Prime Minster or Minster.
Member of the Shura (Parliament)
Justice of the Supreme Court.
Prime Minster or Minster.
Member of the Shura (Parliament)
Justice of the Supreme Court.
Members of the Royal House shall maintain their status as members of the Royal House as long as they live. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 25 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The people of Afghanistan, without any discrimination or preference, have equal rights and obligations before the law. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 26 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Liberty is the natural right of the human being. This right has no limitations except the liberty of others and public interest as defined by the law.
The Liberty and dignity of the human being are inviolable and inalienable. The State has the duty to respect and protect the liberty and dignity of the individual.
No deed is considered a crime except by virtue of a law in force before its commission.
No one may be punished except by the order of a competent court rendered after an open trial held in the presence of the accused.
No one may be punished except under the provisions of a law that has come into effect before the commission of the offence with which the accused is charged.
No one may be pursued or arrested except in accordance with the provisions of the law.
No one may be detained except on order of a competent court, in accordance with the provisions of the law.
Innocence is the original state; the accused is considered to be innocent unless found guilty by a final judgement of a court of law.
Crime is a personal deed. Pursuit, arrest or detention of the accused and the execution of sentence against him does not affect any other person.
Torturing a human being is not permissible. No one can torture or issue orders to torture a person even for the sake of discovering facts, even if the person involved is under pursuit, arrest or detention or is condemned to a sentence.
Imposing punishment incompatible with human dignity is not permissible.
A statement obtained from an accused or any other person by compulsion is not valid.
Confession of a crime means the admission made by an accused willingly and in full possession of his senses before a competent court with regard to the commission of a crime legally attributed to him. Every person has the right to appoint defence counsel for the removal of a charge legally attributed to him.
Indebtedness of one to another cannot cause deprivation or curtailment of the liberty of the debtor. The ways and means of recovering debt shall be specified in the law.
Every Afghan is entitled to travel within the territory of his State and settle anywhere except in areas prohibited by the law. Similarly, every Afghan has a right to travel outside of Afghanistan and return to Afghanistan according to the provisions of the law.
No Afghan shall be sentenced to banishment from Afghanistan or within its territory. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 27 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] No Afghan accused of a crime can be extradited to a foreign State. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 28 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] A person’s residence is inviolable. No one, including the State can enter or search a residence without the permission of the resident or the orders of a competent court and in accordance with the conditions and procedure specified by the law.
In cases of witnessed crimes the responsible officer can enter or search the residence of a person without the permission of the resident or the prior writ of the court on his personal responsibility. The officer is bound to get the order of the court within the time limit set by the law after his entry into the house or its search. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 29 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Property is inviolable. No one’s property can be confiscated except in accordance with the provision of the law and the decision of a competent court.
Expropriation is allowed only for securing public interest, against an advance equitable compensation, in accordance with the provisions of the law.
No one shall be prohibited from acquiring property and exercising the right of ownership of the same, within the limitations of the law. The ways of utilising property shall be regulated and guided by the law, for securing the public interest.
Investigations and declarations of a person’s property can be made only in accordance with the provisions of the law.
Foreign States and nationals are not entitled to own immovable property in Afghanistan. Subject to the approval of the Government, immovable property may be sold to the diplomatic missions of foreign states on a reciprocal basis and also to those international organisations of which the State of Afghanistan is a member. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 30 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The freedom and secrecy of people’s communications, whether by writing, telephone, telegraph or other medium, are inviolable.
The State has no right to search personal communications except by the order of a competent court and in accordance with the provisions of the law.
In urgent cases, defined by the law, the official responsible can search communications on his responsibility, without the prior permission of the court. The official concerned is bound to obtain, after the search, the decision of the court within the time limit set under the law. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 31 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Freedom of thought and expression is inviolable.
Every Afghan has the right to express his thoughts in speech, in writing, in pictures and by other means, in accordance with the provisions of the law.
Every Afghan has the right to print and publish ideas in accordance with the provisions of the law, without submission in advance to the authorities of the state.
The permission to establish and own public printing houses and to issue publications is granted only to the citizens and the state of Afghanistan, in accordance with the provisions of the law.
The establishment and operation of public radio transmission and telecasting is the exclusive right of the State. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 32 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Afghan citizens have the right to assemble unarmed, without prior permission of the State, for the achievement of legitimate and peaceful purposes, in accordance with the provisions of the law.
Afghan citizens have the right to establish, in accordance with the provisions of the law, associations for the realisation of material or spiritual purposes.
Afghan citizens have the right to form political parties, in accordance with the terms of the law, provided that:
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The aims and activities of the party and the ideas on which the organization of the party is based are not opposed to the values embodied in this Constitution.
The organization and financial resources of the party are open.
The aims and activities of the party and the ideas on which the organization of the party is based are not opposed to the values embodied in this Constitution.
The organization and financial resources of the party are open.
A party formed in accordance with the provisions of the law cannot be dissolved without due process of the law and the order of the Supreme Court. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 33 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Anyone who, without due cause, suffers damage from the Administration is entitled to compensation and may file a suit in a court for its recovery.
The State cannot, except in cases specified by the law, resort to the recovery of its dues without the order of a competent court. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 34 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Education is the right of every Afghan and shall be provided free of charge by the State and the citizens of Afghanistan. The aim of the State in this sphere is to reach a stage where suitable facilities for education will be made available to all Afghans, in accordance with the provisions of the law. The Government is obliged to prepare and implement a program for balanced and universal education in Afghanistan.
It is the duty of the state to guide and supervise education.
Primary education is compulsory for all children in areas where facilities for this purpose are provided by the State.
The State alone has the right and duty to establish and administer the institutions of public and higher learning. Outside this sphere, Afghan nationals are entitled to establish technical and literacy schools. Conditions for the establishment of such schools, their curricula and the conditions of learning in such schools are to be determined by law.
The Government may grant permission, in accordance with the provisions of the law, to foreign persons to establish private schools for the exclusive use of foreigners. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 35 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] It is the duty of the State to prepare and implement an effective programme for the development and strengthening of the national language, Pushtu. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 36 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] It is the duty of the State to provide, within the limits of its means, balanced facilities for the prevention and treatment of diseases for all Afghans. The aim of the State in this respect is to reach a stage where suitable medical facilities will be made available to all Afghans. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 37 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Work is the right and precept of every Afghan who has the capability to do it.
The main purpose of laws designed to systematize labour is to reach a stage where the rights and interests of all categories of labourers are protected, suitable conditions of work are provided and the relations between the workers and employers are organised on a just and progressive basis.
The citizens of Afghanistan are admitted to the service of the State on the basis of their qualifications and in accordance with the provisions of the law.
Work and trade may be freely chosen, within the conditions determined by the law.
Forced labour even for the benefit of the State is not permissible. The prohibition of forced labour shall not be so construed as to affect the implementation of the laws governing the organisation of collective work for the public interest. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 38 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Every Afghan is bound to pay tax and duty to the State. No duty or tax of any kind shall be levied without the provisions of the law.
The rate of tax and duty as well as the method of payment shall be determined by law with consideration for social justice. The provisions of this Article are applicable to foreign persons as well. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 39 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] It is sacred duty of all citizens of Afghanistan to defend their country. All citizens of Afghanistan are bound to perform military service in accordance with the provisions of the law. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title III. The Basic Rights and Duties of the People Article 40 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] It is the duty of all the people of Afghanistan to follow the provisions of the Constitution; to bear loyalty to the King and respect him; to obey law; to have due consideration for public order and peace; to protect the interests of the homeland and to participate in the national life. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 41 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Shura (Parliament) in Afghanistan manifests the will of the people and represents the whole of the nation.
The People of Afghanistan participate through the Shura (Parliament) in the political life of the country. Although elected from a particular constituency each member of the Shura (Parliament) shall at the time of expressing his opinion, take the general interest of the whole of Afghanistan as the basis for his judgement. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 42 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Shura (Parliament) consists of two houses:
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Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People).
Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders).
Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People).
Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders). </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 43 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Members of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) shall be elected by the people of Afghanistan in a free, universal, secret and direct election, in accordance with the provisions of the law. For this purpose Afghanistan shall be divided into electoral constituencies, the number and limits of which are fixed by the law. Each Constituency shall return one member. The candidate who obtains the largest number of votes cast in his constituency, in accordance with the provisions of the law, shall be recognized as the representative of that constituency. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 44 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Members of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) shall be elected for a period of four years, which is one term of the legislature. Whenever the Shura (Parliament) is dissolved, in accordance with the provision of this constitution, a new Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) shall be elected for another legislative term. However, the termination date of the outgoing House is so regulated that the ensuing session of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) commences on the date stipulated in Article 59. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 45 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Members of the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) shall be nominated and elected as follows:
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One-third of the members shall be appointed by the King for a period of five years from amongst well-informed and experienced persons.
The remaining two-thirds of the members shall be elected as follows:
Each Provincial Council shall elect one of its members to the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the elders) for a period of three years.
The residents of each province shall elect one person for a period of four years by a free, universal, secret and direct election.
One-third of the members shall be appointed by the King for a period of five years from amongst well-informed and experienced persons.
The remaining two-thirds of the members shall be elected as follows:
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Each Provincial Council shall elect one of its members to the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the elders) for a period of three years.
The residents of each province shall elect one person for a period of four years by a free, universal, secret and direct election.
Each Provincial Council shall elect one of its members to the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the elders) for a period of three years.
The residents of each province shall elect one person for a period of four years by a free, universal, secret and direct election. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 46 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Qualifications for voters shall be specified in the electoral law. Persons appointed or elected for membership in the Shura (Parliament) must meet the following requirements in addition to their qualifications as voters:
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Must have acquired Afghan nationality at least ten years prior to the date of nomination or election.
Must not have been punished by a court with deprivation of political rights after the promulgation of this constitution.
Must be able to read and write.
Members of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) must have completed the age of 25 at the time of the election and those of the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) the age of 30 at the time of their nomination or election.
Must have acquired Afghan nationality at least ten years prior to the date of nomination or election.
Must not have been punished by a court with deprivation of political rights after the promulgation of this constitution.
Must be able to read and write.
Members of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) must have completed the age of 25 at the time of the election and those of the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) the age of 30 at the time of their nomination or election. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 47 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Head and members of the government, Judges, officers and members of the armed forces, officials and other personnel of the administration cannot be appointed or elected to the Shura (Parliament) while they are in service. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 48 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] No person can be a member of both Houses simultaneously. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 49 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Elections shall be governed by the electoral law subject to the provisions of this Constitution. No bill to amend the electoral law may be entertained on the agenda of either house of the Shura (Parliament) during the last two years of the legislative term of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People). </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 50 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Documents of membership are authenticated in each House by the House itself. The procedure of authentication shall be specified in the rules of procedure of the House concerned. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 51 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] No legal proceedings can be brought against a member of the Shura (Parliament) for expressing an opinion or idea while performing his duty inside or outside the Shura (Parliament).
Whenever a member of the Shura (Parliament) is accused of an offence, the official responsible shall communicate the matter to the House of which the accused is a member. The legal proceedings against the accused shall be initiated when the House votes its approval by a two-thirds majority of its members. The House can also rescind its permission by a two-thirds majority vote of its members.
In the case of a witnessed crime the official responsible can start legal proceedings and arrest a member of the Shura (Parliament) without the permission of the House to which he belongs.
Whenever legal proceedings demand the detention of the accused in accordance with the provisions of the law, the official responsible is bound to communicate the matter immediately to the House concerned, and with its permission may detain the accused. In case the accusation occurs during the period when the House is not in session, permission for detention shall be obtained from the Executive Council of the House. The decision of the Executive Council shall be placed before the House at its next session for appropriate action. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 52 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Members of the Shura (Parliament) cannot undertake any other profession. This rule does not apply to agriculture and other free enterprises. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 53 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Suitable salaries shall be fixed in accordance with the law for members of Shura (Parliament). </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 54 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Every member of Shura (Parliament) is entitled to express his views on the subject of debate in his House, in accordance with the Rules of Procedure. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 55 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The two Houses meet separately but at the same time. The Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) can hold extraordinary sessions to study the budget proposals of the State during the time when the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) is adjourned. A joint session of the two Houses of Shura (Parliament) is held when the King inaugurates the new Shura (Parliament) or addresses the annual sessions of the Shura (Parliament). </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 56 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The members of the Government may attend the meetings of both Houses of Shura (Parliament). Each House may demand the presence of the Head or members of the Government at its meetings. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 57 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Debates in both Houses are open except when the Government, the President of the House or at least ten members request a secret session, and the House grants its approval. The House can, with a two-thirds majority of the members, convert secret proceedings into open debate.
The proceedings of both Houses of Shura (Parliament) are recorded.
Nobody may enter the meeting place of the Shura (Parliament) by force. Violators shall be punished according to the law. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 58 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Except in cases clearly defined in this Constitution decisions in each House shall be made by a majority vote of the members present. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 59 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Each House of Shura (Parliament) holds one ordinary session per year, which opens on the 22nd of Meezan. The number of annual sessions can be increased by law. In such cases the law shall regulate the opening date of the session and its duration.
The working period of each House of Shura (Parliament) is seven months per year. This period may be extended by each House according to the requirements of its business.
During the recess period, an extraordinary session of Shura (Parliament) may be summoned by the King; or on a request by the government, the President of one of the Houses, or by one-fifth of its members.
The extraordinary session of Shura (Parliament) ends by a Royal Decree issued after consultation with the Presidents of both Houses. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 60 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The President of the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) is appointed from amongst its members by the King.
Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) elects one of its members as President of the House.
Each House elects from amongst its members one First Deputy President, one Second Deputy President, one Secretary and one Deputy Secretary. The above mentioned persons constitute the Executive Council of the house.
The Executive Council of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) is elected at the opening of the legislative term while the VicePresidents, Secretary and Deputy Secretary of the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) are elected for one year at the beginning of each annual session.
The President of each House conducts debates in the House concerned and adopts necessary measures for the maintenance of law and order on the premises of the House. Other duties of the President are defined in the Rules of Procedure for the House. In the absence of the President, the First Deputy President, and in the absence of the First Deputy President, the Second Deputy President officiates as President.
The Secretary of the House records the proceedings of the House and supervises the functions of its Secretariat. In the absence of the Secretary the Deputy Secretary discharges the duties of the Secretary. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 61 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Each House appoints, in accordance with its Rules of Procedure, committees for making thorough and detailed study of the subjects under consideration. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 62 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Each House formulates its own Rules of Procedure. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 63 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Shura (Parliament) may be dissolved by order of the King. The dissolution of the Shura (Parliament) is imperative under the conditions described in Article 121. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 64 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Shura (Parliament) legislates for organizing the affairs of the country in accordance with the provisions of this constitution.
There shall be no law repugnant to the basic principles of the sacred religion of Islam and the other values embodied in this Constitution.
The ratification of international treaties, the dispatch abroad of detachments of Afghan armed forces, the grant of concessions important to the national economy including monopolies, and the authorization to issue money and obtain loans are within the competence of the Shura (Parliament). Concessions which are to be ratified by the Shura (Parliament) shall be defined by the law. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 65 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Government is responsible to the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People). </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 66 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The members of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) may put questions to the Government. Debate on the Government explanation depends upon the decision of the House. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 67 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The members’ of the Shura (Parliament) may ask questions from the Prime Minister or the Ministers about specific subjects.
Persons thus asked are bound to furnish a verbal or written answer. This answer shall not be made subject of debate. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 68 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) is competent to appoint, on proposal from one-third of its members, an Enquiry Commission to investigate and study the conduct of the Government and the actions of the administration. The composition of the Enquiry Commission and its method of functioning shall be defined in the Rules of Procedure of the House. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 69 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Excepting the conditions for which specific provisions have been made in this Constitution, a law is a resolution passed by both Houses, and signed by the King. In the area where no such law exists, the provisions of the Hanafi Jurisprudence of the Shariat of Islam shall be considered as law. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 70 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] A legislative bill may be introduced to the Shura (Parliament) by the government or the members of the Shura (Parliament). Bills relating to Judicial administration may also be introduced by the Supreme Court. Bills relating to budgetary and financial legislation may only originate from the Government. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 71 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] A legislative bill may be introduced to either of the two Houses by the Government or the Supreme Court. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 72 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] When a bill is introduced by members of one of the two Houses, it is placed on the Agenda of the House only after it is supported by at least ten members of the House concerned.
A bill which involves new financial commitments or a reduction in state revenue may be placed on the agenda of either House on condition that the bill provides for the sources of financing for the compensation of the loss.
This provision does not apply to bills introduced by the Supreme Court. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 73 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] When a bill is placed on the agenda of either of the two Houses, it is first referred to the committee concerned, and after it has been commented upon by the committee, the bill is read in the House along with the comments of the committee, and debated upon, followed by voting on each article. After this the draft is read for the second time and put before the house for rejection or approval as a whole. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 74 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] When an enactment of one House is rejected by the other, a joint committee consisting of an equal number of members from both Houses is set up, in accordance with the provisions of the law, to settle the differences. The verdict of the committee becomes effective after it receives the Royal Assent. When the joint committee fails to resolve the differences, the enactment is considered invalid. If the enactment is from the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People), it may be approved again by a majority of votes during the next term of legislation. The enactment, without reference to the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) then becomes law after it is signed by the King.
When the differences between the two Houses of the Shura (Parliament) relate to Financial bills and are not resolved by the joint committee, the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) may move the bill again in the following session and approve it by a majority vote. This enactment, without reference to the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders), becomes law after it is signed by the King. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 75 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The State budget is presented to the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) through the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) together with their advisory comments.
The President of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) refers the budget proposal, along with the comments of the Mesharano Jirgah, to the committee concerned. Afterwards, the budget proposal, together with the comments of the Mesharano Jirgah (House of the Elders) and of the committee concerned, are presented to the House for consideration and decision. This decision is not submitted to the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) and become effective after it is signed by the King. This provision also applies to discussions on the development plans of the Government in the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People).
Whenever for any reason the passage of the budget does not materialize before the beginning of the new fiscal year, the budget of the previous year is applicable until the new budget is adopted.
The Government is bound to submit to the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) final accounts of the budget of the previous year at least one month before the submission of the new budget. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 76 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] When the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) does not give its decision on an enactment referred to it by the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People), within six months from the date of its receipt, the enactment is considered to have been adopted. In calculating this time, the period of adjournment is not taken into account. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title IV. The Shura (Parliament) Article 77 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] During adjournment or dissolution of the Shura (Parliament) the government may formulate ordinances for regulating urgent matters in respect to paragraph one of Article 64. These ordinances shall become law after being signed by the King. The ordinances shall be submitted to the Shura (Parliament) within thirty days of the first meeting of the Shura (Parliament). If rejected the ordinances shall become invalid. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title V. The Loya Jirgah (Great Council) Article 78 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Loya Jirgah (Great Council) consists of members of the Shura (Parliament) and the Chairmen of the Provincial Councils.
In the event of the dissolution of the Shura (Parliament) its members retain their position as members of the Loya Jirgah (Great Council) until a new Shura (Parliament) comes into being. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title V. The Loya Jirgah (Great Council) Article 79 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Subject to the provisions of Articles 19, 21 and 22 of this constitution, the Loya Jirgah (Great council) is summoned by a Royal proclamation. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title V. The Loya Jirgah (Great Council) Article 80 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] When the Loya Jirgah (Great Council) is in session, the provisions of Article 51 are applicable to its members. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title V. The Loya Jirgah (Great Council) Article 81 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The deliberations of the Loya Jirgah (Great Council) are open unless the Government or at least twenty members of the Loya Jirgah (Great Council) request a secret session and the Loya Jirgah (Great Council) approves this request. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title V. The Loya Jirgah (Great Council) Article 82 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The President of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People), and in his absence, the President of the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) presides over the Loya Jirgah (Great Council).
The Loya Jirgah (Great Council), at its first meeting, elects one of its members as Secretary. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title V. The Loya Jirgah (Great Council) Article 83 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Except in cases clearly defined in this Constitution, the decisions of the Loya Jirgah (Great Council) shall be by a majority of the votes of its members present.
The procedure of the Loya Jirgah (Great Council) shall be regulated by law, subject to the provisions of this Constitution. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title V. The Loya Jirgah (Great Council) Article 84 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Loya Jirgah (Great Council) enjoys the powers defined in this Constitution. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VI. The Government Article 85 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Government of Afghanistan consists of the Prime Minister and the Ministers. The Prime Minister is the Head and the Ministers are the members of the government. The number of Ministers and their functions shall be regulated by law. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VI. The Government Article 86 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Any person who, in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution, is eligible for election to the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) may be appointed as the Head or member of the Government.
The Head of the Government shall be an Afghan by birth. The Head and members of the Government may be appointed from the members of the Shura (Parliament) or outside of it. Any member of the Shura (Parliament) appointed as the Head or a member of the Government shall cease to be a member of the Shura (Parliament). </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VI. The Government Article 87 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Prime Minister and the Ministers cannot engage in any other profession during their tenure of office. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VI. The Government Article 88 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Suitable salaries shall be fixed by law for the Head and members of the Government. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VI. The Government Article 89 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Government shall be formed by the person designated as Prime Minister by the King. The members and policy of the Government are presented by the Prime Minister to the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People), which, after debate, resolves on a vote of confidence in the Government. When the vote of confidence is given, the King issues a Royal decree appointing the Head and members of the Government.
Afterwards the Prime Minister acquaints the Meshrano Jirgah (House of the Elders) with the policy of the Government. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VI. The Government Article 90 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Whenever a Government falls because of the death or resignation of the Prime Minister during the dissolution of the Shura (Parliament), a new Government shall be appointed by a Royal decree. The Prime Minister shall introduce the members of the government and its policy to the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) at the opening of the new term of Shura (Parliament) and shall ask for a vote of confidence. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VI. The Government Article 91 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Government falls in the following circumstances
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On the Prime Minister’s resignation or death.
On a vote of no-confidence against the Government by the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People).
On the charge of high treason against the Head or all members of the Government, as stipulated in Article 93.
On the dissolution of the Shura (Parliament).
On the termination of the legislative term.
On the Prime Minister’s resignation or death.
On a vote of no-confidence against the Government by the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People).
On the charge of high treason against the Head or all members of the Government, as stipulated in Article 93.
On the dissolution of the Shura (Parliament).
On the termination of the legislative term.
In the last two cases, the Government shall cease to exist with the first meeting of the new Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People).
In the case of resignation of the Prime Minister, the Government ceases to exist after the acceptance of the resignation by the King.
In the event of the Prime Minister’s death, one of the Ministers, on orders from the King, discharges the duties of Prime Minister until a new Government is formed.
When the Government falls due to the allegation of high treason, under the provision of Article 93, the person appointed by the King as the Prime Minister can continue his duties without receiving a vote of confidence until the first meeting of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) following the decision of the Loya Jirgah (Great Council) on the allegation.
In all other cases the outgoing government shall continue in office until a new Government is formed. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VI. The Government Article 92 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The vote of no-confidence against the Government shall be specific and direct. In the two legislative terms following the promulgation of this Constitution, a vote of no-confidence against the Government shall be by a two-thirds majority of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) and for governments after that period, by a majority vote of the members. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VI. The Government Article 93 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] When more than one-third of the members of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the people) demand the impeachment of the Prime Minster or of a majority of the members of the Government on a charge of the high treason, and the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) approves this demand by a two-thirds majority of the members, the Government falls and a meeting of the Loya Jirgah (Great Council) is called to appoint an Enquiry Commission. If after studying the report of the Commission, the Loya Jirgah (Great Council) decides by a two-thirds majority vote of the members that prosecution is necessary, it commissions a member of the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) to file a suit against the accused in the Supreme Court.
The above provision shall also apply to one or a few Ministers numbering less than half who are accused of high treason. As a result of the accusation, the accused shall be relieved of his duties but the government shall not fall. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VI. The Government Article 94 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] Implementation of the provisions of this Constitution and all the laws, enforcement of the final judgements of the courts, adoption of necessary measures for the maintenance of public order and security, regulation of financial affairs of the State, protection of public property, development of the social, cultural and economic condition of the people, preservation of independence, defence of territorial integrity and protection of the interests and prestige of Afghanistan in the international community are the duties of the government.
To regulate its functions, the government shall make Regulations based on laws. No Regulation shall be repugnant to the letter or spirit of any law. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VI. The Government Article 95 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Council of Ministers lays down the basic lines of the policy of the government and approves those regulations which are within the competence of the government.
The Prime Minister presides over the Council of Ministers, directs and guides the activities of the Government and secures coordination in its work.
The Prime Minister is also responsible for maintaining liaison between the Government, on the one side, and the King and the Shura (Parliament) on the other side.
The Ministers discharge their duties, as heads of the administrative units, and as members of the Government, under the order and guidance of the Prime Minister within the limitations established by this Constitution and the laws. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VI. The Government Article 96 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Prime Minister and the Ministers are collectively responsible to the Wolesi Jirgah (House of the People) for the general policy of the Government, and individually for their prescribed duties.
The Prime Minister and the Ministers are also responsible for those actions of the Government concerning which they obtain a Royal decree, in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VII. The Judiciary Article 97 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Judiciary is an independent organ of the State and discharges its duties side by side with the Legislative and Executive Organs. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VII. The Judiciary Article 98 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The Judiciary consists of a Supreme Court and other courts, the number of which shall be determined by law.
It is within the jurisdiction of the judiciary to adjudicate in all litigation brought before it according to the rules of law, in which real or legal persons, including the State, are involved either as plaintiff or defendant.
Under no circumstances shall a law exclude from the jurisdiction of the judiciary, as defined in this Title, a case or sphere, and assign it to other authorities. This provision does not prevent the establishment of military courts; but the jurisdiction of these courts is confined to offences related to the armed forces of Afghanistan. The organization and jurisdiction of the military courts shall be determined by law. </s> |
<s>[INST] What is Title VII. The Judiciary Article 99 of the constitution 'Afghanistan 1964' (Chunk 1)? [/INST] The judges are appointed by the King on the recommendation of the Chief Justice. Whenever a judge commits an offence, the Supreme Court considers the case of the judge, and after hearing the defence of the judge can recommend his dismissal to the King. In case the recommendation is approved by the King, the judge is dismissed from office. Transfers, promotions, calling to account, and recommendations for retirement of the judges are within the competence of the Supreme Court, in accordance with the provisions of the law.
Suitable salaries for the judges are fixed by law.
Judges cannot engage in other occupations during their tenure of office. </s> |
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