Section 16.—Resolutions are to be carried by the majority of votes.

Petitions and complaints are only to be brought under our cognizance

when they have been deliberated on in both Assemblies (that is, in the

Assembly of the Estate of Nobles, and in the Assembly of Deputies of

the Knighthood and Commoners), and when in each of these Assemblies at

least two-thirds of the votes have been in favor of such petitions or

complaints.

When the two above-named Assemblies, or one of them, after the discussion

of a law, or of certain articles of a law, shall decide against that law

by a majority less than that above-named, the views of the minority shall

be submitted to our consideration.

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