Article 64
There are to be two hundred seventy members of the Islamic
Consultative Assembly which, keeping in view the human, political,
geographic and other similar factors, may increase by not more than
twenty for each ten-year period from the date of the national
referendum of the year 1368 of the solar Islamic calendar.
The Zoroastrians and Jews will each elect one representative;
Assyrian and Chaldean Christians will jointly elect one
representative; and Armenian Christians in the north and those in
the south of the country will each elect one representative.
The limits of the election constituencies and the number of
representatives will be deter-mined by law.