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Show 165. Art 21. Should it at any time be necessary to introduce, modify or any Fundamental Law regulating the [functions of the] Ministries, such change shall be made only with the approval of the Assembly, irre spective of whether the for such action has been declared by the .. abrogate Assembly enunciated or necessity by the responsible Ministers. Art. 22. Any proposal to transfer or sell any portion of the [National] resources, or of the control exercised by the Government or the Throne, or to effect any shall be change in the boundaries and frontiers of the Kingdom, subject to the approval of the National Consultative Assembly. Art, 230 Without the approval of the National Council, no concession for the formation of any public Company of any sort shall, under any plea soever, be granted by the State. Art, 240 The conclusion of treaties and covenants, the granting of commercial, industrial, agricultural and other concessions, irrespective of whether they be to Persian or foreign subjects, shall be subject to the approval of the National Consultative Assembly, with the, exception of treaties which, for reasons of State and the public advantage, must be kept secret. Art, 250 state loans, underwhatever title, whether internal or ex only with the cognizance and approval of the National Concultative Assembly. ternal, must be contracted ' Art .. 26. The construction of railroads or chaussees, at the expense ,of or foreign, depends the Government, or of any Company, whether Persian on the approval of the National Consultative Assembly .. Art. 27.. Wherever the Assembly observes any defect in the laws, or any neglect in giving effect to them, it shall notify the same to the Minister responsible for that department, who shall furnish all necessary explanations Art .. Should any Minister, acting under misapprehension, issue Authority, whether in writing or by word of mouth, orders con 280 the Royal flicting with one of the laws which have been enacted and have received the Royal Sanction, he shall admit his negligence and lack of attention, and shall, according to the Law, be personally responsible to His Imperial and on Most Sacred Art affair .. Majesty. 290 Should conformably a Minister fail to give a satisfactory account of any Royal Sanction, and to the laws which have received the .. |
