Editing Constitutional amendment (section)

===Brazil===
The [[Constitution of Brazil]] states various terms on how it can be amended. Article 60 lies within "Section VIII: The Legislative Process, Subsection 2: Amendments to the Constitution". The following is detailed therein: 
{{blockquote|Constitutional amendments may be proposed by:
: I.   at least one-third of the members of the Chamber of Deputies or the Federal Senate;
: II.  the President of the Republic;
: III. more than one-half of the Legislative Assemblies of units of the Federation, each manifesting its decision by a simple majority of its members.
§1°. The Constitution cannot be amended during a federal intervention, state of defence or stage of siege.<br>
§2°. A proposed amendment shall be debated and voted on in each Chamber of the National Congress, in two rounds, and shall be considered approved if it obtains three-fifths of the votes of the respective members in both rounds.<br>
§3°. A Constitutional amendment shall be promulgated by the Executive Committees of the Chamber of Deputies and Federal Senate, taking the next sequential number.<br>
§4°. No proposed constitutional amendment shall be considered that is aimed at abolishing the following:
: I.   the federalist form of the National Government;
: II.  direct, secret, universal and periodic suffrage;
: III. separation of powers;
: IV.  individual rights and guarantees.

§5°. The subject of a defeated or prejudiced proposed Constitutional amendment may not be made the subject of another proposed amendment in the same legislative session.}}
Article 60 is the only article prescribed under Subsection 2 of Section 8 in the Brazilian constitution.