Art, $5—The Executive Yuan is Les the highest organ through which the Central Government exercise lis executive powers.
Art, 56—In the Executive Yuan, there shall be a President a Vice-
Art, 36.—The President is the head of the State and represents the Republic of China in foreign relations.
Art, 37—The President shall command the land, sea and air forces fof the whole country.
President and a number of State Councillors to be appointed and removed by the President.
Of the State Councillors specified the preceding paragraph, the number of these not having charge of Ministries and Commissions shall assed into the "great beyond" but the widow still remains In ker glory and even with advancing years. will not yield one jot of her authority fo the other members of the household, She is indeed a relic of the past, proud and unyielding and caring nothing for tke changes in the world around her. Once or twice the place has been threatened by Communists and she with tke other members of the family hes moved to safer places, but when the danger has passed they all return to the old home and life goes on as before, Tt Is useless to prophesy about the future ar what will happen when she ges to her rest for she Is still strong and healthy, and without there is some great upheaval in the outside world, it is highly probable that her eign witt continue for 9 geod many more years, not exceed half of the number of those having charge of Ministries and Commissions mentioned in the rst paragraph of Article 58, Art, S7—In the Executive Yuan, there shall be various Ministries and Commissions which shall separately exercise their respective executive powers, Art. 68—The Ministers of the various Ministries and the Chairmen of the various Commissions shall be appointed by the President from among the State Councillors.
The President and Vice-President of the Executive Yuan may concurrently be Ministers and Chairmen of Commissions mentioned in the preceeding paragraph, Art, 59—The President and Vice-President of the Executive Yuan, the state councillors, the Ministers of the various Ministries and the Chairmen of the various Commissions sholl_be individually responsible to the President, Art, 60—In the Executive Yuan there shall be an Executive Council composed of the President, President of the Executive Yuan and the State Councillors to be presided over by the President of the Executive Yuan, Art, Gl—The following matters shall be decided by an Executive '2—Bills concerning a state of emer gency and special pardons tobe sub-tinilied to the Legislative "Yuan, 'Bills "concerning declaration of war, negotiation of peace, "conclusion of seatless and other' important. Inter-Rational affairs to be submitted to the Legislative Yuan, '4.—Mallers of common concern to the various. Ministries "and Conumissions.
'S—Matters submitted by the President of the President of the Executive Yuan.
'G—Matiers submitted by the Vice-Prerident of the Executive Yuan, the State Couneliors, te various Ministries and. Commissions.
Art, 62—The organization of the Executive Yuan shall be determined by low.
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