ماده ۸۵ قانون اساسی جمهوری اسلامی ایران

متن این ماده در برنامهٔ راستی‌آزمایی چیستارا به‌دست بازبین انسانی، روی همین نسخه، خوانده و تأیید شده است. (آخرین بازبینی: ۱۴۰۵/۰۵/۱۷)

ترجمه رسمی

Official translation — source

Membership (in the Majlis) is vested in the individual and cannot be transferred to another person. The Majlis may not delegate the legislative power to any person or committee, but in cases of necessity, it may delegate the power to legislate certain laws to its internal committees in accordance with Article 72. In this case, the laws shall be implemented on an interim basis for a period of time to be determined by the Majlis and their final approval shall rest with the Majlis. The Majlis may also, in accordance with Article 72, delegate to the related committees the responsibility for the permanent approval of the statutes of organizations, companies and institutions belonging to or affiliated with the Government, or give the Government the authority to approve them. If so, the Government approvals must not be inconsistent with the principles and rules of the official religion of the country or the Constitution, and the Shura-ye Negahban shall determine this, in accordance with Article 96. Moreover, the Government approvals must not be contrary to the laws and general regulations of the country, and in addition to promulgating them for implementation, they must be brought to the knowledge of the Speaker of the Islamic Shura Majlis to study and confirm that they are not contrary to the laws.