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Uct of the Government. It may submit to the Crown special addresses.
There is no Upper House, but for special occasions a "Grand National
Assembly" is convoked. This has the same composition as the ordinary
National Assembly, and its members are elected in the same way. The only
difference between the two is that the number of members of a Grand
National Assembly is twice that of the ordinary National Assembly, every
electoral unit of 20,000 inhabitants sending two deputies instead of
one. The Grand National Assembly may decide only those matters which
have necessitated its convocation. A Grand National Assembly is called
in the following cases: 1. To decide questions of exchanging or ceding a
portion of the territory of Bulgaria. 2. To revise the Constitution. 3.
To elect a new Prince when the reigning family becomes extinct, owing to
absence of descendants who can occupy the throne. 4. To appoint regents
during the minority of the heir to the throne. 5. To authorise the
Prince to accept the government of another State. Every Order must bear,
in addition to the signature of the Prince, that of one minister or of
all the ministers, these latter being the respons