The dissolution decree must be countersigned by all ministers. Laws and decrees promulgated by the President must also be countersigned by the Premier. Ministers are appointed by royal decree, which have to be countersigned by the responsible minister. In England, the schedule was countersigned by a Superintendent Registrar. The king's royal decree is countersigned by the Speaker of the Congress. The King's royal decree is countersigned by the Speaker of the Congress. Every decision, every decree must be countersigned by the responsible minister(s). The royal assent is then countersigned by the President of the National Assembly. He promulgated the laws, guarded the state's seal, and countersigned presidential acts. Such regulations must also be countersigned by the prime minister to become valid. That decision must be countersigned by the prime minister to become valid. The Royal appointment had to be countersigned by the President of the National Assembly. All of his acts must be countersigned by a minister. The king's order of appointment is countersigned by the Speaker. His acts shall always be countersigned in the manner established in section 64.