The limitation of the number of presidential terms to a one-time renewable mandate;
The presidential election in two rounds;
Lowering of the voting age from 20 to 18 years;
The rebalancing of power between the Executive and the Parliament: allow parliamentarians to set up parliamentary inquiry commissions without requiring the approval of the President of the Republic as is the case in practice today; involve the Parliament in appointing the heads of the main judicial institutions (First President of the Supreme Court, President of the Constitutional Council); to place the Sovereign Fund under parliamentary control; inform Parliament of the management of the country’s natural resources;
The rebalancing of power within the Executive, between the President of the Republic and the Prime Minister: make the Prime Minister the true head of the Government with necessary authority who carries out his mission of coordinating government action and implementing the policy defined by the Head of State; the latter maps out the direction by defining the national policy, the Prime Minister is responsible for implementing the policy thus defined.
The strengthening of the judiciary, inter alia, by reducing the influence of the executive on the func tioning of judicial institutions: the Superior Council of the Judiciary will no longer be chaired by the Head of State, but by the first President of the Supreme Court; its composition will be modified to include repre sentatives of civil society.
