The National Assembly is elected in primary and general rounds every five years, or whenever it is dissolved under the Constitution; the Election Commission must schedule elections at least 90 days in advance of either. The Election Commission must likewise schedule elections for the National Council within 90 days of the expiry of its five-year term. Local Governments, themselves subject to votes of confidence, must also have elections scheduled within 90 days of dissolution. The Election Act further provides for the Election Commission to announce dates for nominations and polling.