The constitution also gives the National Assembly the power "to consider, discuss and approve" the budget presented by the president. The National Assembly chooses the seven members of the Supreme Court from lists provided by the president and has the authority to "officially interpret the laws", a prerogative that gives the National Assembly judicial powers.
The constitution also grants the National Assembly the authority "to examine, debate, and ratify" the budget submitted by the president. The National Assembly selects the seven members of the Supreme Court from lists provided by the president and possesses the power to "formally clarify the laws", a privilege that confers judicial powers upon the National Assembly.