CHAPTER THIRTEEN#
Organs of Power and Administration of Administrative and Autonomous Regions.#
Article 95#
The highest organ of state power of an administrative or autonomous region is the shengo of the region.
Article 96#
The term of regional shengos shall be determined by law.
The time shengos hold their sessions shall be determined by law.
Article 97#
A shengo of an administrative or autonomous region shall have the following powers and duties:
Ensure the implementation of laws, decisions and directives of the state;
Issue directives to lower shengos, coordinate and supervise their work;
Determine social and economic plans and the budget of the region and implement them when approved by the National Shengo;
Issue directives regarding activities within its jurisdiction;
Elect Judges of the regional court;
Elect the Chairman of the Workers’ Control Committee of the region; 7. Elect an Executive Committee from among its members, and supervise its work;
Establish standing and ad hoc commissions;
Submit reports regarding activities of the region to the next higher shengo.
Article 98#
The Executive Committee of the shengo of an administrative or autonomous region shall:
Take all necessary measures to ensure the implementation of laws, decisions and directives of higher organs;
Follow up the activities undertaken by higher state organs in the region;
Direct, coordinate and supervise the work of executive committees of lower shengos.
Direct, coordinate and supervise the work of administrative, economic, social and cultural organizations within the jurisdiction of the region;
Prepare the social and economic plans and the budget of the region, and implement them when approved;
Perform other duties assigned to it by organs;
Submit periodic reports to the shengo of the region and to the higher ex- ecutive organ.
Article 99#
Without prejudice to Article 97 of this Constitution, the special powers and duties that the shengos of autonomous regions may assume, shall be determined by the National Shengo.