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Article 27
(1) The National Council of Chiefs shall be composed of customary chiefs elected by their peers sitting in District Councils of Chiefs;
(2) The National Council of Chiefs shall make its own rules of procedure;
(3) The National Council of Chiefs shall meet at least once a year and may meet at any time if requested to do so by the Council of Chiefs, Parliament or the Government;
(4) The National Council of Chiefs shall elect its Chairman at its first meeting after being elected.
Article 28
(1) The National Council of Chiefs has a general mandate to discuss all matters relating to custom and tradition. It may make recommendations for the preservation and promotion of the culture and languages of the New Hebrides;
(2) The National Council of Chiefs may be consulted on any question, particularly in connection with any bill before Parliament which concerns custom and tradition.
Article 29 Parliament shall provide by law for the organization of the National Council of Chiefs and in particular for the role of chiefs at the village, island or district level.
Article 30
(1) A member of the National Council of Chiefs shall not be liable to be arrested, detained, prosecuted or proceeded against for any opinion expressed or vote given by him in the exercise of his duties during a meeting of the Council;
(2) No member of the Council shall be arrested or prosecuted while the Council or its committees are in session, except with the authorization of the Council in exceptional circumstances.