If the king is incapacitated or for whatever reason and cannot appoint a regent, the privy council will submit to the National Assembly the name of a suitable individual, who must then be approved by a vote. During the period where there is no regent the President of the Privy Council shall be the regent pro tempore.
If the monarch is unable to serve or for any other reason cannot appoint a regent, the Privy Council will submit to the National Assembly the name of an acceptable person, who must then be approved by a majority vote. During the time when there is no regent, the President of the Privy Council will act as the temporary regent.