RA 11054 Section 36

Dissolution of Parliament Upon a Vote of No Confidence.

Section 36

SEC. 36. Dissolution of Parliament Upon a Vote of No Confidence. - Within seventy-two (72) hours upon a vote of no confidence of at least, two-thirds of all the members of the Parliament against the government of the day, the Chief Minister shall advise the Wali to dissolve the Parliament and call for a new parliamentary election. The election for a new Parliament shall be held not later than one hundred twenty (120) days from the date of dissolution. The incumbent Chief Minister and the Cabinet shall continue to conduct the affairs of the Bangsamoro Government until a new Parliament is convened and a new Chief Minister is elected and qualified. In no case shall the Wali countermand the advice of the Chief Minister.

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