(1) Parliament shall adopt constitutional laws, organic laws and ordinary laws.

(2) Constitutional laws are those of revision of the Constitution.

(3) Organic Law shall regulate:

      a) electoral system;

      b) organization and conduct of the referendum;

      c) organisation and functioning of Parliament;

      d) organization and functioning of government;

      e) organization and functioning of the Constitutional Court of the Superior Council of      Magistracy, courts, administrative litigation;

      f) organization of the local administration of the territory as well as the general regime  on local autonomy;

      g) organization and functioning of political parties;

      h) how to establish the exclusive economic zone;

      i) the general legal regime of property and inheritance;

      j) general arrangements for employment relations, trade unions and social protection;

      k) general organization of education;

      l) general regime of religious cults;

      m) state of emergency, siege and war regime;

      n) offences, punishments and the regime of their execution;

      o) granting amnesty and pardon;

      p) other areas for which the Constitution provides for the adoption of organic laws;

      r) other areas for which Parliament considers it necessary to adopt organic laws.

(4) ordinary laws intervene in any area of social relations, except those reserved for constitutional and organic laws.