Article 1
Article 2 (4) shall enter into force after five years or
on such earlier date as may be prescribed by or pursuant to Act
of Parliament.
Article 2
Article 4 shall not apply to general representative
bodies existing at the time of the entry into force of Article
4 whose members are not elected in accordance with
the provisions of that article until such time as the election of
the members of the body in question is arranged in accordance
with Article 4.
Article 3
Insofar as it relates to the exercise other than in buildings or
enclosed areas of the right referred to in Article 6 (1),
Article 6 shall enter into force after five years or on
such earlier date as may be prescribed by or pursuant to Act of
Parliament.
Article 4
The following provision shall remain in force until such time as
statutory measures provide otherwise:
'The stipends, pensions and other forms of income of any sort
received by various religious denominations or their ministers
shall continue to be paid to the said denominations. Ministers
who do not receive a stipend from public funds, or who receive
one that is insufficient, may be awarded a stipend or their
existing stipend may be increased.'
Article 5
Insofar as it relates to the right of demonstration, Article
9 shall enter into force after five years or on such
earlier date as may be prescribed by or pursuant to Act of
Parliament.
Article 6
Article 10 (1) shall enter into force after five years or
on such earlier date as may be prescribed by or pursuant to Act
of Parliament. This period may be extended by Act of
Parliament for not more than five years. Different dates may
be set for the entry into force of the various areas of application
of Article 10 (1).
Article 7
Article 11 shall enter into force after five years or on
such earlier date as may be prescribed by or pursuant to Act of
Parliament. This period may be extended by Act of Parliament
for not more than five years. Different dates may be set for the
entry into force of the various areas of application of Article
11.
Article 8
Except insofar as it relates, with respect to privacy of
correspondence, to the mail or such other public body as may
be entrusted with the carriage of mail, Article 13 shall
enter into force after five years or on such earlier date as may
be prescribed by or pursuant to Act of Parliament.
Article 9
Article 16 shall not apply to offenses made punishable
under the Wartime Offenses Decree.
Article 10
Article 19 (3) shall enter into force after five years or
on such earlier date as may be prescribed by or pursuant to Act
of Parliament.
Article 11
The wording of the oaths and affirmations laid down in Articles
44, 53, and 54 of the 1972 text of the
Constitution shall remain in force until provision is made by
Act of Parliament.
Article 12
Article 86 (5) and (6) of the 1972 text of the
Constitution shall remain in force until the Act of Parliament
referred to in Article 49 has entered into force.
Article 13
Persons who are members of the Second Chamber when Article
52 enters into force shall vacate their seats at the
beginning of the session of the Chamber elected under Article
55 unless the Chamber is dissolved earlier. Anyone
replacing a member who dies or ceases to hold office before
that date shall also vacate his seat at the start of the
aforementioned period.
Article 14
(1) As long as the right of Dutch nationals who are not
residents of the Netherlands to vote in elections to the Second
Chamber of the Parliament is not compatible with the Charter
for the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Article 54 (1)
shall read:
'The members of the Second Chamber shall be directly elected
by Dutch nationals who are resident in the Netherlands and
have attained the age of eighteen'.
(2) The time at which Article 54 (1) shall enter into
force in the version referred to above shall be laid down by
Royal Decree.
Article 15
An Act of Parliament shall determine which of those persons
disqualified from voting when the Act of Parliament adjusting
the statutory provisions relating to disqualification from voting
in accordance with Article 54 entered into force shall
continue to be disqualified thereafter.
Article 16
Article 56 shall read twenty-one years in place of
eighteen years until such time as the statutory age of majority is
lowered to eighteen years. The time at which the first
mentioned version shall enter into force shall be laid down by
Royal Decree.
Article 17
Article 106 (4) of the 1972 version of the Constitution
shall remain in force until an Act of Parliament containing the
relevant provisions has been passed.
Article 18
Articles 97 and 101 (2) of the 1972 version of
the Constitution shall remain in force until the Act of
Parliament referred to in Article 60 has entered into
force.
Article 19
The wording of the proclamation of Acts of Parliament as laid
down in Article 81 of the 1972 version of the
Constitution, the wording of messages accompanying bills sent
from one Chamber to the other or to the King and of the King's
message to the Parliament containing his decision on the Bill, as
laid down in Articles 123, 124, 127, 128, and 130 of
the 1972 version of the Constitution, shall remain in force until
such time as other arrangements are made.
Article 21
The provisions of the following articles of the 1972 version of
the Constitution shall remain in force until a relevant Act of
Parliament has been passed:
(a) Articles 61 and 64, with reference to tacit
approval;
(b) Article 62.
The provisions of Articles 61 and 64 of the
1972 version of the Constitution shall remain in force with
regard to the tacit approval of agreements affecting the
Netherlands Antilles as long as Article 24 of the 1975 version
of the Charter for the Kingdom of the Netherlands applies.
Article 22
Article 201 (4) of the 1972 version of the Constitution
shall remain in force for five years or for a shorter period to be
laid down by or pursuant to Act of Parliament.
Article 23
Article 15 (2) may be disregarded by Acts of
Parliament as referred to in Article 103 (1) for a period
of five years after the entry of the latter article into force.
Article 24
Generally binding provisions regarding the legal status of public
servants that do not derive from an Act of Parliament may be
amended in the same way as they were established until the
entry into force of an Act regulating the said legal status.
Article 25
Article 74 (1) of the 1972 version of the Constitution
shall remain in force until an Act of Parliament containing the
relevant provisions has been passed.
Article 26
Article 122 (1) shall enter into force after five years or
on such earlier date as may be prescribed by or pursuant to Act
of Parliament. Until then, the provisions of Article 77 (1)
and (2) of the 1972 version of the Constitution shall remain
in force.
Article 27
As long as the age at which statutory minority ends has not
been lowered to eighteen years, members of provincial and
municipal councils shall be required, notwithstanding Article
129 (1), to have attained the age of twenty-one. The
point at which the exception to Article 129 referred to
in the previous sentence shall cease to apply shall be laid down
by Royal Decree.
Article 28
Article 130 shall not enter into force as long as the
grant of the right to vote and to stand for election in elections to
municipal councils to residents who are not Netherlands
nationals is not compatible with the Charter of the Kingdom of
the Netherlands. The time at which the article shall enter into
force shall be laid down by Royal Decree.
Article 29
Provisions in other regulations than the Act of Parliament under
whose provisions disputes between public bodies are settled
other than by Royal Decree shall remain in force for five years
provided that settlement of such disputes has not been provided
for by Act of Parliament within this period.