The powers of the PRRM are limited by the HCC decision dated October 14, 2025, which made it King. Jurisprudence: "The request of the political party 'Kintana', represented by its secretary general, Monsieur Ralainirina Marcel, for the purpose of establishing institutional deadlock and recommending to the President of the Refoundation of the Republic to proceed with the dissolution of the National Assembly, is declared inadmissible." This is the content of article one of the decision rendered yesterday by the HCC, which reiterated its jurisprudence on the matter. Specifically, the decision of October 14, 2025, which specified that "during the period from the establishment of vacancy to the investiture of the new president of the Republic, articles 60, 100, 103, 162 and 163 of the Constitution cannot be applied." Provision: This was reiterated in the decision of November 6, 2025, concerning requests for interpretation of article 4 of the October 14, 2025 decision. "That, from this provision, it is forbidden for the authority substituting for the president of the Republic to dissolve the institutions and bodies provided for by the Constitution." The constitutional judge declared inadmissible the request of the Kintana party, which "does not figure among the authorities and bodies constitutionally empowered to directly seize the HCC by way of action; that the sole status of a constituted and administratively recognized political party does not confer upon its representative the standing to directly seize the HCC." Even though "the petition was introduced by a legal entity lacking standing to act directly before the HCC," the latter seized the opportunity to reiterate that the PRRM does not have the power to dissolve the lower chamber.