Title (Titre) Sixteen

Of the Transitory Provisions

Articles 155 – 158

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Article 155

(1)

The competences devolved to the Senate for the designation of the members of the Constitutional Court are exercised by the National Assembly until the installation of the Senate. The members so designated exercise their mandate of seven (07) years.

Article 156

(1)

The current members of the Constitutional Court remain in [their] functions until the installation of the new members.

Article 157

(1)

Until the installation of the Senate, the National Assembly exercises solely the legislative power devolved to the Parliament.

Article 158

(1)

The legislation in force in Togo until the installation of the new institutions remains applicable, save for intervention of new texts, and so long as they contain nothing that is contrary to this Constitution.

Source: Journal officiel de la République togolaise — jo.gouv.tg. Reproduced for education; not an official government publication or legal advice.