In Libya, house of representatives refers draft constitutional amendment on functions and powers of government and parliament to high council of state

The House of Representatives (HoR) referred, on [15 February], the draft of the 13th constitutional amendment to the High Council of State (HCS) for consideration [...] The amendment concerns the legislative authority and its competencies and determines the powers of the heads of state and the Council of Ministers. It also specifies the HQ of the National Assembly mentioned in Tripoli's amendment, which consists of 900 members. The document stipulates that the Parliament be housed in Benghazi with 200 members elected according to population density. If the HSC backs the amendment -which the HoR Speaker, Aqiila Saleh, considers a constitutional basis for presidential and parliamentary elections- the next step will be forming a committee to pursue consensus on an election law to present it to the HoR for approval and promulgation.
Read the full article here: The Libya Observer