it is supported at the second and third readings in Parliament by not less than two-thirds of all members of Parliament; and

it has been ratified by at least two-thirds of the members of the district council in each of at least two-thirds of all the districts of Uganda.

A bill for an Act of Parliament seeking to amend any of the provisions specified in clause (2) of this Article shall not be taken as passed unless—

this Article;

Chapter Two—Article 5(2);

Chapter Nine—Article 152;

Chapter Eleven—Articles 176(1), 178, 189 and 197.

The provisions referred to in clause (1) of this Article are—

Article 261 requires two-thirds parliamentary and district council approval for amending specific constitutional provisions.

Amendments requiring approval by district councils

Article 152

Subject to Article 178, the system of local government in Uganda shall be based on the district as a unit under which there shall be such local governments and administrative units as Parliament may by law provide.

Article 176 Clause 1

Article 178

Functions of the Government and district councils

Article 189

Article 197

Article 261

A bill for an Act of Parliament seeking to amend any of the provisions specified in clause (2) of this Article shall not be taken as passed unless—

Constitution of Uganda / Article 261 Amendments requiring approval by district councils

261.Amendments requiring approval by district councils