1. The dismissal of the Government shall occur when:
a) A new legislative term begins;
b) The President of the Republic accepts the resignation of the Prime
Minister;
c) The Prime Minister dies or is suffering from a permanent physical
disability;
d) Its programme is rejected for the second consecutive time;
e) A vote of confidence is not passed;
f) A vote of no confidence is passed by an absolute majority of the Members
in full exercise of their functions;
2. The President of the Republic shall only dismiss the Prime Minister in
accordance with the cases provided for in the previous item and when it is
deemed necessary to ensure the regular functioning of the democratic
institutions, after consultation with the Council of State.
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