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Article 89 The organic laws are voted and modified within the following conditions: 1° the bill or proposal is submitted to deliberation and to vote of the first Assembly referred to the matter until the expiration of a time period of 15 days after its presentation; 2° the procedures specified in Articles 86, 96 and 98 are applicable. Nevertheless, an organic law may only be adopted by the absolute majority of the members composing each Assembly; without agreement between the two Assemblies after two readings, the National Assembly decides definitively by a majority of two-thirds of the members composing it. If the National Assembly has not adopted the bill of the organic law before the closure of the session, the provisions of that bill may enter into force by way of ordinance, including, the case arising, one or several amendments adopted by one Assembly. 3° the organic laws relative to the Senate must be voted in the same terms by the two Assemblies. The organic laws can only be promulgated after declaration of their conformity to the Constitution by the High Constitutional Court.