President at five in all cases. Article 58 was amended on 18 October 2021, lowering the voting age for the Senate from 25 to 18 years old, the same as the Chamber of Deputies. Articles 9 and 41 were amended on 8 February 2022, introducing legal frameworks for the protection of the environment, the biodiversity, and the ecosystems. Notable Members of the Constituent Assembly The following is a list of notable members of the Constituent Assembly: Leonetto Amadei (PSI), future President of the Constitutional Court Gaspare Ambrosini (DC), jurist Giorgio Amendola (PCI), writer Giulio Andreotti (DC), future Prime Minister and life Senator Lelio Basso (PSI), journalist Bianca Bianchi (PSI), teacher and writer Ivanoe Bonomi (GM), former Prime Minister Piero Calamandrei (PdA), university professor and author Emilio Colombo (DC), future Prime Minister and life Senator Benedetto Croce (PLI), philosopher Alcide De Gasperi (DC), incumbent Prime Minister Florestano Di Fausto (DC), architect and engineer Giuseppe Di Vittorio (PCI), trade unionist Luigi Einaudi (PLI), future President Amintore Fanfani (DC), future Prime Minister Vittorio Foa (PdA), trade unionist Antonio Giolitti (PCI), future minister Angela Gotelli (DC), teacher Giovanni Gronchi (DC), future President Leonilde Iotti (PCI), future President of the Chamber of Deputies Giovanni Leone (DC), future President Girolamo Li Causi (PCI), future PCI leader Luigi Longo, (PCI) future PCI secretary Emilio Lussu (PdA), writer Gaetano Martino (PLI), future President of the European Parliament Bernardo Mattarella (DC), future minister Teresa Mattei (PCI), former partisan Lina Merlin (PSI), teacher Aldo Moro (DC), future Prime Minister Pietro Nenni (PSI), future Foreign Minister Francesco Saverio Nitti (UDN), former Prime Minister Umberto Nobile (PCI), Air Force General and explorer Teresa Noce (PCI), labor leader and journalist Vittorio Emanuele Orlando (GM), former Prime Minister Randolfo Pacciardi (PRI), future Defense Minister Ferruccio Parri (PRI), former Prime Minister Giuseppe Pella (DC), future Prime Minister Sandro Pertini (PSI), future President Maria Maddalena Rossi (PCI), former partisan and journalist Paolo Rossi (PSI), future President of the Constitutional Court Giuseppe Saragat (PSDI), future President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro (DC), future President Antonio Segni (DC), future President Carlo Sforza (PRI), future Foreign Minister Paolo Emilio Taviani (DC), future Interior Minister Umberto Terracini (PCI), President of the Constituent Assembly Palmiro Togliatti (PCI), incumbent Justice Minister Umberto Tupini (DC), future minister See also Former constitutions First Cisalpine Constitution (1797) Second Cisalpine Constitution (1798) Third Cisalpine Constitution (1801) Italian Constitution (1802) Constitutional Statute of Italy (1805) Statuto Albertino (1848) Others