air space, the animal and plant kingdom, and other natural resources are the exclusive property of the state, and the state guarantees their efficient use in the interest of the people. Other chapters Chapter 2 (Articles 14-47) deals with human rights, freedoms, and basic duties of citizens and residents Chapter 3 (Articles 48-63) is devoted to the legislative branch Majlisi Oli (; ). According to the 1999 Constitution, Majlisi Oli (Supreme Assembly) consists of two chambers: The National Assembly, the upper chamber (; ) and the Assembly of Representatives, the lower chamber (; ). Chapter 4 (Articles 64-72) is devoted to the President. According to the 1999 Constitution, the President is elected for a term of 7 years in direct popular elections. A president may not serve more than two consecutive terms (Article 65 as amended in the June 2003 referendum). Chapter 5 (Articles 73-75) is devoted to the executive branch Chapter 6 (Articles 76-80) deals with local government Chapters 8 and 9 (Articles 84-97) deal with the judicial branch References The Constitution of the Republic of Tajikistan, September 1999 ; the English version given on the official site is the old 1994 Constitution. The 1994 Constitution of the Republic of Tajikistan, in: Constitutions of the Participating Countries of the CIS, Russian Institute of Legislation and Comparative Law, Normal Publishing House, Moscow (2001), pp. 497-522. Constitution of Tajikistan, English translation Law of the Republic of Tajikistan: A Guide to Web Based Resources Tajikistan Government of Tajikistan Law of Tajikistan