Summary

Organic Law of the Cortes (1967)

THE HEAD OF STATE Article Six
⁠The Head of State is the supreme representative of the Nation; personifies national sovereignty; exercises supreme political and administrative power; is vested with the National Leadership of the Movement and ensures the strictest observance of its Principles and other Fundamental Laws of the Kingdom, as well as the continuity of he State and of the National Movement; guarantees and ensures the regular functioning of the high organs of the State and the proper co-ordination between such organs
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Organic Law of the Cortes (1967)

If the Budget Law is not approved before the first day of the following fiscal year, the budget of the previous year shall be considered to be automatically prorogued until the new budget is approved.
⁠II. Once the General Budget of the State has been approved, only the Government may present Bills requiring an increase in public expenditure or a decrease in revenue, and any proposed law, or amendments to a Bill or proposed law involving an increase in expenditure or a decrease in revenue, shall require the approval of the Government before they are put through the normal channels.
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Organic Law of the Cortes (1967)

Article Thirty
⁠Every Spaniard shall have free access to the Courts of Justice. Adjudication shall be free for those lacking economic means.
Article Thirty-one
⁠The jurisdictional function, judgment and the execution of judgment, in civil, penal, litigious-administrative, labour and other cases established by law, fall within the exclusive competence of the Courts of Justice and Tribunals determined in the Organic Law of the Judiciary, according to their various terms of reference.
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