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If no candidate attains an in the first round of voting, a runoff vote is held to determine the winner.

239 members are elected in 34 multi-member constituencies, each of which elects between two and 33 members. 10 seats are reserved for .

The district councils and provincial councils elect one-third of the members each. The remaining members are appointed by the president

The president is chosen by Parliament, with a candidate requiring a three-fifths majority to be elected

If no candidate attains an in the first round of voting, a runoff vote is held to determine the winner.

Two-thirds (96) of the members are elected by an electoral college of local representatives, with 48 members elected every three years. The remaining 48 members are appointed by the president.

The are joint heads of state (co-princes) by virtue of their offices.

The president is the leader of the largest party or coalition in the National Assembly.

All 220 members are elected using closed lists, 5 from each province with the remainder elected nationwide. Seats are allocated using the D'Hondt method.