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Article 105 The Economic, Social and Cultural Council, referred to the matter by the Government, gives its opinion on the bills of law, of ordinance or of decree as well as on the proposals of laws that are submitted to it. It is competent to examine the bills and the proposals of law with an economic, social and cultural character with the exclusion of the laws of finance. It may undertake, on its own initiative, all studies or inquiries related to economic, social and cultural questions. Its reports are transmitted to the President of the Republic. An organic law establishes the composition, the attributions and the functioning of the Economic, Social and Cultural Council. Madagascar 2010 Page 24 constituteproject.org PDF generated: 31 Oct 2013, 18:43 SUB-TITLE IV OF THE JURISDICTIONAL MATTERS CHAPTER I Of the Fundamental Principles