A standing committee of from six to eight members will be designated by the president Of the Council, while committees of experts on Legal Affairs, Interior Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Military Affairs, Finance, National Economy, Education, and other matters, will be formed under the Council for investigation and planning, according to the constitution. The Council's president will appoint these committees.
The members of the Council, the constitution stipulates, will have to attend meetings in person "and not de represented by proxy." Also pro. vided for is a secretariat with a Secretary-General and one or two deputy Secretaries-General.
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