Article 277: All officials of the National Public Administrative are obligated, subject to such penalties as may be established by law, to cooperate on an urgent priority basis with representatives of the Republican Ethics Council in connection with the latter's investigations. The Council shall have the power to ask them for such statements and documents as it may deem necessary in order to perform its functions; this includes any documents that may have been classified or catalogues as confidential or secret in accordance with law. In all cases, Citizen Power shall release information contained in confidential or secret documents only through such procedures as may be established by law.
Article 278: The Republican Ethic Council shall promote all types
of teaching activities designed to contribute to the understanding and
study of this Constitution; love for the native land, civic and democratic virtues and the transcendental values of the Republic; and
observance of and respect for human rights.
Article 279: The Republican Ethic Council shall convene a
Citizen Power nomination Evaluating Committee, which shall be
made up of a group of representative s from various sectors of society, and shall conduct public proceedings resulting in the provision of
a list of three candidates from each organ member of the Citizen
Power to be submitted for consideration by the National Assembly,
which, by a two-thirds vote of its members, shall select within 30 calendar days the member of the Citizen Power organ under consideration in each case. If the National Assembly has not reached an agreement by the end of this period, Electoral shall submit the list of three
candidates to a public referendum.
If the Citizen Power Nomination Evaluating Committee has not been convoked, the National Assembly shall proceed, within such time limit as may be determined by law, to designate the member of the pertinent Citizen Power organ.
