The Constitution states that the Parliament must elect the President with a majority of at least 61 votes (from a total of 101), otherwise the Parliament must be dissolved and the interim president must set the date for a new parliamentary election.
The Parliament must elect the President with a majority of at least 61 votes (from a total of 101). This is what the Constitution states. Otherwise the Parliament must be dissolved. The interim president must set the date for a new parliamentary election.