(b) To pass the budgets of the Provisional Government.
(c) To pass laws of taxation, of currency, and weights and measures for the whole country.
(d) To pass measures for the calling of public loans and to conclude contracts affecting the National Treasury.
(e) To give consent to matters provided in Articles 34, 35 and 40.
(f) To reply to inquiries from, the Provisional Government.
(g) To receive and consider petitions of citizens.
(h) To make suggestions to the Government on legal or other matters.
(i) To introduce interpellations to members of the Cabinet, and to insist on their being present in the Council in making replies thereto.
(j) To insist on the Government investigating into any alleged bribery and infringement of laws by officials.
(k) To impeach the Provisional President for high treason by a majority vote of three-fourths of the quorum consisting of more than four-fifths of the total number of the members.