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Revision of the Constitution needs political consensus. Therefore, the control in itself over any Constitutional Amendment has both a political origin and a legal application. The article reaches the conclusion that the power of Constitutional revision additionally requires jurisdictional control over this power. Some theoretical views and their practical application are presented. The study also focuses on the latest ruling of the Constitutional Court in the context of the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic of Bulgaria.
Keywords
primary constituent power, derivative constituent power, implicit constitutional limitations