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Article 60 The President of the Republic can, after briefing with the Prime Minister, and after consultation with the Presidents of the Assemblies, pronounce the dissolution of the National Assembly. The general elections are held sixty days at least and ninety days at most after the pronouncement of the dissolution. The National Assembly meets of plain right the second Thursday that follows its election. If this meeting takes place outside of the specified period for the ordinary session, a session is opened of right for a duration of fifteen days. It may not proceed to a new dissolution within the two years that follow these elections.