Legally, if the Charter was deemed to alter the Constitution, it could only be adopted by a two-thirds majority of elected members of Parliament, which was not in session, having been dismissed after the coup.
It could only be adopted by a two-thirds majority of elected members of Parliament. This was legally. The Charter was deemed to alter the Constitution. Thirds majority of elected members of Parliament was not in session. Thirds majority of elected members of Parliament were having been dismissed after the coup.