Parliamentary regulation of Presidential and Vice Presidential elections allows statutory dispute resolution and bars judicial challenge to those decisions. Parliament may by law regulate any matter relating to or connected with the election of a President or Vice President, including grounds for questioning such election; vacancies among electoral college members do not, by themselves, permit questioning. Disputes are to be decided by an authority or body and in the manner provided by statute, and neither the statute nor decisions under it may be questioned in any court. Acts done by a person in office before a statutory declaration voiding the election remain valid.
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Parliamentary regulation of Presidential and Vice Presidential elections allows statutory dispute resolution and bars judicial challenge to those decisions.
Parliament may by law regulate any matter relating to or connected with the election of a President or Vice President, including grounds for questioning such election; vacancies among electoral college members do not, by themselves, permit questioning. Disputes are to be decided by an authority or body and in the manner provided by statute, and neither the statute nor decisions under it may be questioned in any court. Acts done by a person in office before a statutory declaration voiding the election remain valid.
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