constituteproject.org PDF generated: 18 Apr 2016, 16:56   2.   3. In the election convoked in accordance with the previous paragraph, the Interim President of the Republic may not present himself as a candidate. During the period of transition until the election of the new President of the Republic, the Fundamental Law may not be modified and no organ of the State shall be dissolved. Article 88 • Division of labor between chambers The following are functions of the Senate:   a. To adopt in second reading the project of laws and other provisions submitted to its study and approval by the Chamber of the Deputies.   b. To accept or not the resignation of the President of the Republic.   c. Any others that the law determines. Chapter V: Of the Judicial Power General Provisions • Judicial independence Article 89 The Judicial Power is independent of the Legislative Power and of the Executive Power. It exercises the jurisdictional function of the State. Article 90   1.   2. Justice emanates from the People and is administered on behalf of the Head of State. The Organic Law of the Judicial Power determines the organization and the attributions of the courts and the tribunals necessary for the efficient functioning of the Administration of Justice. The same Law establishes the statute of the Magistracy [Magistratura]. Article 91 The exercise of the jurisdictional power in any type of process, judging and executing what has been judged [,] corresponds exclusively to the courts and tribunals determined by the Law. Article 92 The Head of State is the First Magistrate of the Nation and guarantees the independence of the jurisdictional function. Equatorial Guinea 1991 (rev. 2012) Page 26