The CommunalSection is the smallest administrative territorial entity of the Republic.
Article 63:
Each Communal Section
is administered by a council of three (3) members elected by
universal suffrage for four (4) years. They may be re-elected an
indefinite number of times.
Their mode of organization and operation is regulated by law.
Article 63-1:
The Administrative
Council of the Communal Section is assisted in its work by an
Assembly of the Communal Section.
Article 64:
The state is obligated
to establish for each Communal Section the structures required for social, economic, civic and cultural training of its population.
Article 65:
Members of the Administrative Council of the Communal Section must:
a. Be
Haitians and be at least twenty-five (25) years of age;
b. Have resided in the Communal Section for two (2) years before the elections and continue
to reside there:
c. Enjoy
civil and political rights and never been sentenced to death, personal restraint or penal servitude or the loss of civil rights.
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