60.—(1) The Legislative Assembly shall consist of—
(a)the Speaker;
(b)eighteen elected members, who shall be persons qualified for election in accordance with this Constitution and elected in the manner provided for in a law enacted for the purposes of section 93; and
(c)the Deputy Governor and the Attorney General, ex officio.
(2) A law made under section 59(2) may increase the number of elected members of the Legislative Assembly; but no such law shall come into force—
(a)unless an order by the Governor providing for the electoral districts and their boundaries to take account of the additional elected members in accordance with section 89 has been made; and
(b)until the dissolution of the Legislative Assembly next following the enactment of such law.
(3) No member of the Legislative Assembly shall be permitted to take part in the proceedings of the Assembly, other than proceedings necessary for the purposes of this subsection or the election of a Speaker, until he or she has made and subscribed before the Assembly oaths of allegiance and for the due execution of his or her office in the forms set out in the Schedule to this Constitution.