Constitution Of Myanmar 2008 ((free)) -

The President is the Head of State and Chief Executive.

The 2008 Constitution of Myanmar—officially the —is the country's third supreme law since gaining independence in 1948. Drafted by the military (Tatmadaw), it was designed to usher in a "disciplined democracy," a hybrid system that formally shared power with elected civilians while ensuring the military remained the ultimate arbiter of national power. constitution of myanmar 2008

The legislative branch is bicameral:

The Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, enacted on May 29, 2008, is the supreme law of Myanmar. It was drafted by a military-appointed convention and approved via a widely criticized national referendum held just days after Cyclone Nargis devastated the country. The President is the Head of State and Chief Executive

Article 433 states that a constitutional amendment requires the approval of more than 75% of all members of the legislature. Because the military holds 25% of the seats, they possess a over any attempt to amend the Constitution. This prevents changes to the reserved seats, the presidency qualifications, or the military's autonomy without the military's consent. The legislative branch is bicameral: The Constitution of