“ After a bill is discussed and approved by a Chamber, it shall be transmitted to the other Chamber for debate and approval; thereafter, it shall be transmitted to the King for his sanction. Bills shall be discussed article by article.
Article 56. Any bill rejected by one of the three legislative powers [Chamber of Deputies, Senate, and the King] , shall not be presented again during the same Session.
Article 57. Every person who shall have attained his elected majority has the right to send petitions to the Chambers, which in turn must order them to be examined by a committee ”

“ The King and the two Chambers have the right to propose legislation, but all laws imposing taxes or approving the budgets and accounts of the state shall be presented first in the Chamber of Deputies
Article 11. The King shall attain his majority upon completion of his eighteenth year.
Article 12. During the King's minority, the Prince who his nearest relative in the order of succession to the throne, shall be regent of the realm, provided he be twenty-one years of age. ”

“ The sessions of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies shall begin and end at the same time, and every meeting of one Chamber, at a time when the other is not in session is illegal and its acts wholly null and void. ”

“ The offices of Senator and Deputy are without remuneration or monetary compensation of any kind.
Article 51. Senators and Deputies shall not be held accountable for opinions expressed and votes given in the Chambers.
Article 52. The Sessions of the Chambers shall be public; but upon the written request of ten members secret sessions may be held.
Article 53. No session or vote of either Chamber shall be legal or valid unless an absolute majority of its members is present.
Article 54. The action of either Chamber on any question shall be determined by a majority of the votes cast. ”

“ All forms of property without exception are inviolable. However, when legally ascertained public interest requires it, one may be obliged to give up such property wholly or in part, with just compensation and in conformity with the law. ”

“ Article 64. No one shall be a Senator and a Deputy at the same time.
ON MINISTERS
Article 65. The King appoints and dismisses his Ministers.
Article 66. Ministers shall have not vote in either Chamber unless they are members thereof. They have the right of entrance to both Chambers and must be heard upon request.
Article 67. The Ministers shall be responsible. Laws and acts of the government shall not take effect without the signature of a Minister.
ON THE JUDICIARY
Article 68. Justice emanates from the King and is administered in his name by such judges as he shall appoint. ”

“ No petition may be presented in person to either Chamber. No persons except the constituted authorities shall have the right to submit petitions in their collective capacity.
Article 59. The Chambers shall not receive any deputation nor give hearing to other than their own members and the Ministers and Commissioners of the Government.
Article 60. Each Chamber shall be sole judge of the qualifications and elections of its own members. ”

“ All shall contribute without distinction to the burdens of the state, in proportion to their possessions.
Article 26. Individual liberty is guaranteed. No one shall be arrested or brought to trial except in cases and in the manner prescribed by law. ”

“ Except for cantonal or district judges, judges appointed by the King shall be irremovable after three years of service.
Article 70. Courts, tribunals, and judges currently existing are retained. The judicial organization may not be altered except by legislation.
Article 71. No one shall be withdrawn from his ordinary legal jurisdiction. Consequently, no extraordinary tribunals or commissions shall be created. ”

“ The provincial Governors after seven years of service.
(18) Members of the Royal Academy of Science of seven years standing.
(19) Ordinary members of the Superior Council of Public Instruction after seven years of service.
(20) Those who by their service or eminent merit have done honor to their country.
(21) Person who, for at least three years, have paid direct property or occupation taxes to the amount of 3,000 lire.
Article 34. The Princes of the Royal Family shall be members of the Senate. They shall take rank immediately after the President. ”