Art. 14. Citizens shall have the duty to enlist as soldiers according to law.
Art. 15. The rights of citizens as provided in the present Chapter shall be limited or modified by laws, provided such limitation or modification shall be deemed necessary for the promotion of public welfare, for the maintenance of public order, or on account of extraordinary exigency.
CHAPTER III.—THE NATIONAL COUNCIL
Art. 16. The legislative power of the Chinese Republic is exercised by the National Council.
Art. 17. The Council shall be composed of members elected by the several districts as provided in Article 18.
Art. 18. The Provinces, Inner and Outer Mongolia, and Tibet shall each elect and depute five members to the Council, and Chinghai shall elect one member.
The election districts and methods of elections shall be decided by the localities concerned.
During the meeting of the Council each member shall have one vote.
Art. 19. The National Council shall have the following powers:
(a) To pass all Bills.