11.   An amendment also needs ratification by three-fourths of state legislatures.

12.   Any amendment would need approval from both the Assembly and Senate.

13.   Constitutional amendments need a two-thirds majority in each chamber before they can be sent to state legislatures for ratification.

14.   He added that both Ordinances were now under Federal law and that any amendments would need the approval of the Federal Government.

15.   However, the amendment still needs to be ratified by the Legislature with a majority vote in each chamber.

16.   The amendment would also need to be ratified by three-fourths of state legislatures.

17.   Any amendment needs the backing of two thirds of parliament.

18.   To be approved, constitutional amendments need the backing of two-thirds of the lawmakers in two votes separated by a period of no fewer than three months.

19.   The amendment still needs a second and a final reading by the entire floor before it becomes law.