Article 222: The National Assembly shall be empowered to exercise its control function by means of the following mechanisms: parliamentary questions, investigations, questions, authorizations and parliament's approvals as provided for in this Constitution and by law, and any other mechanism that may be established by laws and their associated Regulations. In exercising parliamentary control, the National Assembly shall have the power to make a finding of political liability on the part of public officials and call on Citizen Power to initiate the appropriate action to enforce such liability.
Article 223: The Assembly or its Committees shall have the power
to conduct such investigations as they may deem appropriate in matters within their competence, in accordance with the Regulations.
All public officials are obligated, subject to the penalties established by law, to appear before such Committees and provide the same with any information and documents they may require in order to carry out their functions.
Private citizens are also subject to this obligation, without prejudice to the rights and guarantees embodied in this Constitution.
Article 224: The exercise of the power of investigation does not
affect the powers of other public authorities Judges shall be obligated to take evidence as commissioned by National Assembly and its
Committees.
Chapter II
National Executive Power
Section One: President of the Republic
Article 225: Executive Power is exercised by the President of the
Republic, the Executive Vice-President, the Cabinet Ministers and
other officials as determined by this Constitution and by Law.
