Other important changes included the institution of an Electoral Court for the settlement of election disputes stemming from the parliamentary elections, the addition of new conflicts for MPs, the re-establishment of the State Council as the highest administrative court (which, however, was constituted and operated only under the Constitution of 1927), the improvement of the protection of judicial independence and the establishment of the non-removability of public employees.
Other significant modifications included the establishment of an Electoral Court to resolve election disputes arising from parliamentary elections, the introduction of new conflicts for Members of Parliament, the re-establishment of the State Council as the supreme administrative court (although it was only established and operated under the Constitution of 1927), the enhancement of judicial independence protection, and the creation of non-removability for public employees.