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Parliamentary Groups - Internal Structures of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. Controversial Aspects on Establishing Parliamentary Groups Arising from the Parliamentary Practice

Parliamentary Groups - Internal Structures of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. Controversial Aspects on Establishing Parliamentary Groups Arising from the Parliamentary Practice

Author(s): Adrian Țuțuianu,Florina Ramona Mureșan / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The political configuration of the Parliament Chambers is determined by the citizens’ vote and expresses the representative nature of the legislative chamber. The senators and the deputies are organized in parliamentary groups, according to regulations of each Chamber. Creating parliamentary groups represents a constitutional right andnot an obligation; all and any imperative term is null. The activity of the political parties and other the political groups engaged in the election campaign continues within th eParliament, by forming “parliamentary groups” or “political groups”, usually made of members of the Parliament under the same political group or who subscribe to the same program or are followers of the same idea. In the parliamentary practice, establishing parliamentary groups by the deputies and senators who become unaffiliated as a resultof leaving the party under which they were elected is still a controversial aspect. The Constitutional Court of Romania has repeatedly ruled on the possibility to constitute such groups, of which establishment was blocked by the parliamentary majority existing at a given time.

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Unconstitutionality of Exoneration from Legal Liability of Local Dignitaries

Unconstitutionality of Exoneration from Legal Liability of Local Dignitaries

Author(s): Ioana Panagoreț,Vasile Ivan Ivanoff / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The present study highlights the unconstitutionality of art. 128 of the Law no. 215/2001, as introduced by Law no. 140/2017, since the above-mentioned text only exonerates from liability a wide range of elected local dignitaries, depriving them of any responsibility and deleting from their content the competences and attributions assigned to them by the organic and ordinary laws relevant in this matter. It is for the first time in our legal system when serious legal and constitutional threats are being created, bringing over a lawful category of public officials, seriously infringing Article 16 of the Constitution. It surprises the inefficiency of the People's Advocate and of the Constitutional Court in analyzing the constitutionality of this text of the law both a priori and subsequent of its adoption. In the situation of the changes to Article 128, does it somehow place us in this paradigm of the elimination of liability, because there is "too much responsibility"? We think it is not appropriate to draw such a conclusion! The arguments invoked by us in this study do nothing to converge with the doctrinal opinions already expressed in the literature and to support the quasi-unanimity of the existing opinions regarding the unconstitutionality of the above mentioned law.

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Устав и вредносни поредак - извор и уставносудска интерпретација

Устав и вредносни поредак - извор и уставносудска интерпретација

Author(s): Irena Pejić / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

The Constitution is not only the major source of positive law but also the cornerstone of the value system resting on the basic principles of liberal representative democracy, human rights’ guarantees, and the rule of law. However, the constituent power decision about the elements of the value system embodied in the Constitution is not final, nor is it finished by the formal act of adopting the constitutional document as the fundamental and supreme general legal act, because ample issues related to the envisaged constitutional values arise from the elaboration, implementation and interpretation of the basic constitutional principles. In the context of considering the value system, the Constitution is the foundation for developing value-driven conceptions and value judgments, and citizens’ perceptions and understanding of values enshrined in the Constitution.This paper is an attempt to shed light on the correlations between three distinctive aspects of constitutional framework: the system of values – the constituent power – the constitutional court. Firstly, we consider the conditions governing the constituent power decision to design a constitution and establish a constitutional value system, and underscore the role of non-legal factors that contribute to shaping these values and have a significant effect on the interpretative evolution of the fundamental constitutional principles. The designing of the initial constitutional document is only a normative framework for developing the fundamental values of a new legal system. Therefore, these two dimensions (the constitutional document and the constitutional values) could not be considered separately because they are cor- related and mutually complementary. Despite this fact that the fundamental principles of the constitutional state are envisaged in all constitutional documents adopted at the end of the 20th century, it certainly does not mean that the citizens in those states have the same value judgments about their importance. In addition to the constitutional legitimacy, it is important to consider the constitutional interpretation by the constitutional court and its importance in preserving and developing the constitutional values.

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Правни домашај преамбуле Устава у уставном систему Босне и Херцеговине

Правни домашај преамбуле Устава у уставном систему Босне и Херцеговине

Author(s): Darko Simović / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

The preamble of the constitution is one of the most neglected legal phenomenon. For a long time, in accordance with the traditional doctrine of constitutional law, there was a dominant unquestionable belief that the preamble was a ceremonious introduction to the text and that its only significance is a political declaration. However, taking into consideration that there is an increasing number of examples in comparative law that point to its legal relevance, there is growing interest in the preamble of the constitution. Henceforth, in the first part of the text the author discusses the most relevant standpoints on the legal nature of the preamble, as well as the most illustrative examples from the judiciary in which the legal relevance of the preamble of the constitution was affirmed. In the second part of the text the author discusses the decision of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina whereby in the preamble of the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina the legally binding power is recognized. In addition to a critical analysis of the standpoints of the Constitutional Court, there is also a discussion of the differing views, seeing as the decision was not unanimous.

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Владавина права и пракса Уставног суда Босне и Херцеговине

Владавина права и пракса Уставног суда Босне и Херцеговине

Author(s): Miodrag N. Simović,Milena Simović / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a state with a complex polity. The result of such a complex polity are various legal solutions, both at the same and at different levels of government, which are possible and in compliance with the constitutional organization of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Thus, in accordance with its competencies, the legislator enacts regulations for the same or different levels of power, which do not necessarily have to be identical. In its case law the Constitutional court of BiH often pointed out that the rule of law rests on two essential features, namely the equality of all before the law and the three branches of government. With regard to this, the Constitutional court highlights that legal certainty, inter alia, implies that the established mechanisms and institutions act in accordance with laws which are general, specific, unambiguous, constant and applied equally to everyone. This principle also implies the prohibition of arbitrariness in decision-making and conduct by all authorities which have to act exclusively in accordance with law and within the powers that are granted to them by law as well as the existence of institutional guarantees in that respect.The principle of independence of the judiciary, although not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina, represents the general principle which must be complied with because it is inseparable from the principle of the rule of law expressed in Article I (2) of the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The independence of the judiciary is the basis for division of power, while the judiciary is one of the three branches of power in every democratic state. It plays an important role in every democratic society. The judiciary is not only in the same position as the two other branches of power (executive and legislative), but it is also a special branch because it controls the other two branches of government. Moreover, the independence of judiciary is the foundation of the rule of law, democracy and respect for human rights. The achieved degree of independence of the judicial system is the key indicator of the achieved level of the rule of law in a democratic society. However, the principle of the rule of law and the independence of the judiciary as its inseparable part, particularly the principle of division of power, does not mean that the legislator cannot regulate by way of laws and regulations the issues important for the functioning of state institutions, even if this involves courts, but only as provided for and in accordance with the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Мандат судија Уставног суда Републике Српске

Мандат судија Уставног суда Републике Српске

Author(s): Radomir V. Lukić / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

Provisions of the Constitution of Republic of Srpska on limited mandate and absolute proscription of the reelection of the judges of the Constitutional Court of Republic of Srpska from the Article 116 (2) and (3) were erased and not changed on 28 December 2005 with the Amendment CXX to the Constitution of Republic of Srpska. It raised the question of the length of mandate of the judges of the Constitutional Court of Republic of Srpska. The author thinks that the provision of the „Amendment CXVI on the Constitution of Republic of Srpska“ („enacted“ by the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina), which changed the original pro-vision from the Article 127 of the Constitution of Republic of Srpska, cannot be applied to the mandate of the judges of the Constitutional Court of Republic of Srpska. The author concludes that the provision 15 (3) of the Law on the Constitutional Court of Republic of Srpska, which stipulates that the mandate of the judges of this court lasts until they reach 70 years of age, is unconstitutional. In the article, the author argues in favor of such an attitude, which is strengthened by the results of the comparative analysis, for in the comparative law limited mandate of the judges prevails, with usual absolute proscription of the reelection or permission of only one reelection. The author formed his opinion upon understanding that the nature of the function of constitutional court is closer to the constitutional and legislative functions than to the classical judicial function. Other functions of constitutional courts are, according to the author, less important than the function of solving so-called normative disputes.

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Развој идеје владавине права и промјена устава као предуслов европских интеграција (примјер Црне Горе)

Развој идеје владавине права и промјена устава као предуслов европских интеграција (примјер Црне Горе)

Author(s): Mladen Vukčević,Danilo Ćupić / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

The subject of this paper is the development of the idea of the rule of law in Montenegrin history and constitutionality, with a special reference to the current revision of the Constitution of Montenegro, in part related to changes in the judiciary. This paper presents a chronological overview of the provisions referring to the constitutional position of the fundamental legal principle and its implementation in different historical periods, starting from 1905 to 2007, from the first constitution up to the adoption of the current Constitution of Montenegro and the amendment I–XVI in 2013.The central part of the work is the analysis of the constitutional provisions which regulate the judiciary in the Constitution of Montenegro in the context of the requirement that they should undergo a revision in the process of European integration. In this sense, the comparison is done between, on the one hand, the approved amending changes which tend to eliminate the influence of political factors on the performance of the functions of the judiciary, and on the other hand, the potential scope and limitations of the solutions that have been proposed.

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О "функцијама" уставног суда које нису непосредно записане у уставу

О "функцијама" уставног суда које нису непосредно записане у уставу

Author(s): Vladan Petrov / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

In this article, the author briefly explains some „functions“ of the modern constitutional court, including the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia, which are not directly written down in the Constitution, but which are of the great importance for the realization of the role of the constitutional court as a guardian of the rule of law. He mentions the following functions: quasi-political or the function of the co-legislator, educative function, cultural function and, finally, the function of the social integration as the one which, in the certain sense, covers all the mentioned functions. In this respect, it is very important that the Constitutional court be comprised of judges who are really prominent lawyers.

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Владавина права и институтционалне претпоставке независности судства у Србији

Владавина права и институтционалне претпоставке независности судства у Србији

Author(s): Darko Simović / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

Despite the explicit proclamations of the independence of the judiciary in the Constitution of Serbia from 2006, some of its solutions represent a degradation of the standards already achieved in this field. Undoubtedly, it is necessary to execute certain corrections to the constitutional framework of judicial power in the Republic of Serbia. Firstly, the election of judges on a probationary three year period should be excluded because the idea of the re-election of judges is in logical contradiction with the permanency of the judicial function and the principle of the independence of the judiciary. Secondly, it is advisable to consider introducing changes to the manner in which elective members of the High Judicial Council are elected so as to avoid any possible indirect political influences during the election of judges and the termination of their term of office. To avoid the continuous uncertainty faced by judges it is necessary to define more restrictive conditions for termination of their office. The use of legal standards, such as “unconscionable” conduct in delicate situations such as this, surely cannot be a guarantee of the independence of the judicial system. Finally, for the judiciary to be truly independent, it is necessary to secure factual material independence of the judges, by creating some type of fixed budget which will remain outside the competence of the representative body. However, it also seems significant that a political culture be built, that would involve a steadfast awareness of the inviolability of the principle of the independence of the judicial power.

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Уставне жалбе у бившим југословенским републикама

Уставне жалбе у бившим југословенским републикама

Author(s): Darko Simović / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

The importance of the constitutional protection of human rights is undoubted. However, until the last decade of the 20th century, constitutional appeal was introduced in only three European countries: Austria, Germany and Spain. But when a wave of democratization swept through communist countries, followed by new constitutions based on values of liberal democracy, interest in this legal institute increased across the European continent. Among six ex-Yugoslav Republics, only Bosnia and Herzegovina has not yet implemented constitutional appeal. Except for the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, which incorporated an extremely restricted constitutional appeal, the institute of constitutional appeal in the last four countries has many similar features. However, we cannot ignore some specific features of these new institutional models, so we can say that the ex-Yugoslav countries have contributed to the development of this institute.

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Principiul constituțional al egalității și egalitatea în fața justiției

Principiul constituțional al egalității și egalitatea în fața justiției

Author(s): Nora Andreea Daghie / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

Equality before justice derives from the constitutional principle "equality in rights" (art. 16 of the Constitution) and, in essence, ensures the real guarantees for the fair administration of justice. Specifically, art. 8 of the Civil Procedure Code applies the fundamental principle of equality, referring to the exercise of procedural rights in the civil process, which is done equally and without discrimination. They are forms of manifestation of the principle of equality of the parties in justice: judging the processes, for all parties, by the same bodies and according to the same procedural rules; the recognition of the same rights to each party, in relation to the concrete case brought to trial (the right to the same evidence, the right to the same defenses, the right to the same appeals, etc.); the court's obligation to ensure a balance in the procedural situation of the parties (none of the parties benefits from a privileged situation in relation to its opponent). Disregarding the principle of equality has the effect of violating the right to a fair trial, the guarantee of compliance being the sanction of the procedural acts committed, respectively the annulment of the court decision.

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Dreptul la apărare - principiu de drept fundamental

Dreptul la apărare - principiu de drept fundamental

Author(s): Adela-Maria Cerchez / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

The right to defence regarded as a fundamental human right in terms of universal realities, respectively as a citizen's right in terms of the internal realities of each state, represents an important area in the concerns of each state, but also of the international human community. The right to defence is a subjective, essential, necessary and fundamental right of man and citizen, proclaimed, promoted, protected and guaranteed by the Constitution and laws. In order not to represent only a philosophical problem, the right to defense must be protected and guaranteed through appropriate institutions, but also through socio-economic actions both at national and international level. National and international guarantees regarding respect for the rights of defence cannot ensure absolute legal protection, so the fight for Law must also be a constant from this perspective.

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Conceptul de securitate națională - garanție a activității și reflectării principiilor constituționale fundamentale ale sistemului juridic românesc

Conceptul de securitate națională - garanție a activității și reflectării principiilor constituționale fundamentale ale sistemului juridic românesc

Author(s): Viorel Gheorghe / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

Apparently, under a resurrection of scepticism in affirming the condition of an authentic democracy, in the complex exercise of fundamental rights and freedoms, we continue to consider that the reflection of the fundamental constitutional principles represents one of the cardinal elements of democracy, without considering too much, the meaning of a space ideal of human coexistence. In a constitutionalist vision, proposed at the beginning of this century, in 2001, the authors Ioan Muraru and Simina Tănăsescu illustrated the fact that society was a determining factor of the meanings and goals of the other categories, called, often generously, but also misleadingly, „common good" or „happiness", constituting „the starting point, but also the point of return of all social, political and moral constructions". From here, the human being could fully look at the ideal societal image, in which humanity could exist, develop, only in organized structures, this work that was imposed and resisted based on some principles of existence, perfected by a normative order - the state - being, practically, not to be abandoned, as a superior form of the coagulation of some communities, in a determined area, through its quality as the legal personification of the nation. However, it should be noted that the current challenges of a particularly evolutionary contemporaneity place, under a worrying question mark, the ideal of statehood, becoming more and more pragmatic the need for the form and the necessary explanations of the concept of „national security" to enshrine the exigency of the response model of human thought to the need to guarantee the right and to carry out justice, especially in the area of normative architecture, as tools of a society in an increasingly real need for identity. In such a context, one of the conditions for the existence of any state form is and must be reflected by the degree of assurance of guaranteeing the full manifestation of democracy, under the balance of the legal norm, of the law itself. This image manifests itself, from a conceptual perspective, under the effect of what is generically recognized and disputed, at the same time, by the term "security", under its multiple valences (social, legal, financial, labour, at the conceptual level, in a strategically gathered vision, „national security" or „international"), without which, any form of social justice diminishes, to the point of cancellation, likewise, guarantor of the activity of the universal principle of equality before the law towards not to remain simply and ideologically desired.

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Interpretarea normei juridice și principiile constituționale

Interpretarea normei juridice și principiile constituționale

Author(s): Iosif Friedmann-Nicolescu / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

Interpretation of the legal norm in the law enforcement process in relation to the constitutional principles.

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Contribuții doctrinare și ale jurisprudenței constituționale la construcția principiilor proporționalității și egalității

Contribuții doctrinare și ale jurisprudenței constituționale la construcția principiilor proporționalității și egalității

Author(s): Marius Andreescu / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

In this study, we propose to analyze some aspects of constitutional doctrine and jurisprudence in shaping and developing the constitutional principles of proportionality and equality of law. We especially emphasize its contribution to the emergence and development of the constitutional control of laws as well as to the edification of some principles of law. We mainly analyze the role of judicial practice in the construction of the principle of proportionality in constitutional law, the principle of equality and the interference between the principle of proportionality and the principle of equality. In this sense, we support the role of jurisprudence not only in the correct interpretation and application of the constitutional norms but also in the irconstruction, in the discovery of the existing normative meanings, most of the time only implicitly in the formal expression of the legal norm of the constitutional principles mentioned above. By this, the jurisprudence in constitutional matters is not limited only to the interpretation according to classical methods of the norms of the Fundamental Law, but has an important contribution to the clarification and construction of some principles of law, to the constitutionalization of the entire legislative system and the judicial practice of all courts.

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Supremația - proprietate esențială a Constituției.
Abordări teoretice și argumente jurisprudențiale

Supremația - proprietate esențială a Constituției. Abordări teoretice și argumente jurisprudențiale

Author(s): Claudia Gilia / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

A Constitution is the vision on a society, formalised in a specific way of structuring the political power. It is the Constitution that makes legal the power structuring manner. Constitutional developments have shown that it is not enough for a Constitution to be proclaimed, it also needs to be guaranteed against injuries that might be caused by the rulers, or the ruled. The rule of law does exist and it is expressed most clearly through the supremacy of the Constitution, which is not only a feature or a principle of the legal system of a state, but also the essence of constitutionalism, as a system that ensures viability and effectiveness to a Constitution. The supremacy of the Constitution is a fundamental principle of constitutional law. Our study sets out the theoretical reasoning behind the supremacy of the Constitution, and the ensurance of its supremacy through established instruments, in this case – through constitutional review.

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Principiul egalității suverane a statelor

Principiul egalității suverane a statelor

Author(s): Daniela Țăranu / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

One of the fundamental principles underlying international relations and international law today is the principle of the sovereign equality of states. In other words, we show that states have equal power to acquire rights and assume obligations in international law relations, regardless of the size of their territory and population, their degree of technical and cultural development, their economic and military strength, and their public or moral authority. We then distinguish between de facto (or substantive) equality, legal equality (or equality before international law), and absolute (or functional) equality. Without mutual respect for the sovereign equality of states, free international cooperation and international law would be replaced by arbitrariness and goodwill, by the law of force, as is currently the case with Russia's 'invasion' of Ukraine.

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Principiul loialității constituționale – privire comparativă 
în dreptul național și în cel german

Principiul loialității constituționale – privire comparativă în dreptul național și în cel german

Author(s): Cosmin Țugui / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

The principle of constitutional loyalty appears as an extension of the separation of powers in the state and regulates the relations between the branches of thestate's government, establishing the general obligation of collaboration and loyal cooperation. In order to fulfil the integrative function of the state, the principle of constitutional loyalty has been imposed in particular in relations between the legislature and the executive. The requirement of cooperation, respect and mutual consideration imposes a series of obligations on the executive towards the legislature and vice versa. The executive must act with respect and consideration both towards the parliamentary majority that gave it the vote of confidence and towards the parliamentary opposition. The instruments through which loyal cooperation materialises are, first and foremost, legal institutional dialogue and the establishment of mutually accepted constitutional practices, instruments to which the state authorities/institutions have recourse, within the framework of those rational and increased diligences, in order to avoid as far as possible the generation of constitutional conflicts. In this paper, we intend to make a brief historical incursion through the stages of the evolution of this fundamental principle and to analyse the main forms in which it takes shape in intra-executive relations and in the relations between the executive and the legislative power, in Romanian and German constitutional law.

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Organizarea statutară a cultelor religioase - principiu constituțional fundamental în exercitarea libertății religioase

Organizarea statutară a cultelor religioase - principiu constituțional fundamental în exercitarea libertății religioase

Author(s): Radu Zidaru / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

Analyzed more and more in recent years, especially due to the correlative challenges that have arisen, religious freedom has come to acquire a special importance. And, although its exercise is done in the priority consideration of spiritual aspects, the principle of the statutory organization of religious denominations cannot be ignored, because its observation and compliance gives stability and predictability to legal relations of such a nature. The exercise of religious freedom in its various forms therefore requires reference to this fundamental constitutional principle, meaning that, within the limits of the proposed approach, the aspects that prove its major importance will be highlighted, especially since the specialized literature has not " delivered" a detail approach. With the hope that this approach will contribute to a deeper understanding of religious freedom, we welcome the organization of the event entitled "The fundamental constitutional principles and their reflection in the branches of the Romanian legal system" and we extend our best wishes and thanks to those involved. This article appears with the financial support of the University of Bucharest.

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Obligaţia constituţională a cetăţenilor de a contribui, prin impozite şi taxe, la cheltuielile publice

Obligaţia constituţională a cetăţenilor de a contribui, prin impozite şi taxe, la cheltuielile publice

Author(s): Adrian-Milutin Truichici,Luiza Neagu / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

The collection of taxes and fees constitutes the main source of income for the state, being one of the most obvious expressions of the defense of national interests on a financial level. Only if it has these budgetary resources, the state will be able to fulfill its obligations towards citizens and economic agents. However, the state can only impose fiscal obligations in order to participate in public expenses, as it results from the disp. Art. 56 para. (1) of the Romanian Constitution, legal provision that will be the subject of this study. During our study we will show the destination of the fiscal revenues collected by the state, as a result of the fulfillment of these obligations by the debtors, respectively the payment of taxes or fees. At the same time, the consequence of not feeding a public budget (being thus in the presence of the violation of the principle of contribution, enshrined in art. 56 paragraph (1) of the Romanian Constitution) is analyzed, by reference to numerous decisions of the constitutional court.

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