Constitutional Court of Mongolia

The Constitutional Tsets shall consider the following disputes concerning the breach of the Constitution, make revision thereon and submit them to the State Great Hural.

If a revision is rejected by the State Great Hural, the Constitutional Tsets shall reconsider the grounds for the rejection and shall make a final decision:

1. The constitutionality of laws and other decisions of the State Great Hural;
2. The consitutionality of decrees and other decisions of the President;
3. The constitutionality of resolutions and the other decisions of the Government;
4. The consitituionality of international treaties concluded by Mongolia;
5. The constitutionality of decisions by central electoral body concerning referendum;
6. The constitutionality of decisions by central electoral body on elecctions of the State Great Hural, it's members and President.

If the Constitutional Tsets decides that the laws, decrees and other decisions of the State Great Hural and the President, the decisions of the Government, the international treaties concluded by Mongolia, the decisions by the central electoral body are inconsistent with the Constitution, the laws, decrees, decisions, and ratifications in question or the unconcstitutional parts thereof become null and void.

The Constitutional Tsets shall consider the following disputes concerning the breach of the Constitution, make conclusions and submit them to the State Great Hural:

• whether the President has comitted a breach of the Constitutions;
• whether the Chairperson and members of the State Great Hural have committed a breach of the Constitution;
• whether the Prime Minister and members of the Government have committed a breach of the Constitution;
• whether the Chief judge of the Supreme Court and the Prosecutor General have committed a breach of the Constitution;
• whether the legal grounds exist for the impeachment of the President or the Prime Minister and for recalling members of the State Great Hural.

The jurisdiction of the Constitutional Tsets consists following two parts: (1) decisions, and (2) actions of public officials.

1. The Constitutional Tsets shall consider and deliver a judgment, and, if necessary, reconsider the matter and make a final decision on the disputes regarding the constitutionality.
2. The Constitutional Tsets shall consider and deliver a judgement on acts of non-compliance with the Constitutions.
3. The Constitutional Tsets shall consider and deliver a judgement on existence of grounds for the resignation or withdrawal.
4. The Constitutional Tsets shall make a judgement on the claim within its jurisdiction and refrain from resolving claims or parts of claims outside its jurisdiction.

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