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continued and completed or otherwise disposed of by the
transitional National Assembly.
(7) Unless and until the transitional National
Assembly otherwise resolves, any person who is a member
thereof by virtue of subsections (2) and (3) of this section
shall be deemed to have made and subscribed before the
Assembly the oaths referred to in section 79 of the
Constitution.
(8) Unless sooner dissolved by the President
pursuant to section 92 of the Constitution, the Parliament
constituted by the President and the transitional National
Assembly shall stand dissolved five years from the first sitting
of the former Assembly after the last dissolution of Parliament
under the former Constitution.
(9) Subject to the other provisions of this
section, the first general election pursuant to section 93 of
the Constitution shall be held on such day as the President
may by proclamation appoint, acting in accordance with the
advice of the Prime Minister.
(10)All monies granted, voted or appropriated
by the former Parliament in respect of the services of Saint
Vincent and the Grenadines for the current financial year shall
be deemed to have been granted, voted or appropriated by the
Parliament established by section 66 of the Constitution and
in accordance with the Constitution.
Recalling
Parliament.
12. (1) Where it is necessary under subsection (2)
of section 93 of the Constitution for Parliament, having been
dissolved, to be summoned before the next ensuing general
election is held after the appointed day, the former Assembly
shall be deemed to be the National Assembly under the
Constitution for all the purposes of that subsection. The
former Assembly so summoned may thus proceed to deal with
any business before the National Assembly notwithstanding
any difference between the composition of the former
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