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BELIZE CONSTITUTION CHAPTER 4 - National Assembly

BELIZE CONSTITUTION CHAPTER 4 AS IN FORCE ON MAY 6, 2021 BELIZE CONSTITUTION ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS PART I The State and The CONSTITUTION 1. The State. 2. CONSTITUTION is supreme law. PART II Protection of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms 3. Fundamental rights and freedoms. 4. Protection of right to life. 5. Protection of right to personal liberty. 6. Protection of law. 7. Protection from inhuman treatment. 8. Protection from slavery and forced labour. 9. Protection from arbitrary search or entry. 10. Protection of freedom of movement. 11. Protection of freedom of conscience. 12. Protection of freedom of expression. 13.

83. Sessions of Legislature, etc. 84. Prorogation and dissolutio n of Legislature. 85. General elections, by-elections and appointment of Senators. 86. Determinatio n of questions as to membership of National Assembly. 87. Unqualifie d persons sitting or voting. 88. Elections and Boundaries Commission. 89. Electoral divisions. 90.

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