What are the implications if more than two-thirds members of a legislature party disagree with a proposed merger according to this paragraph?
If more than two-thirds members of a legislature party disagree with a proposed merger according to this paragraph, the merger will not be considered as having taken place. The requirement for a valid merger is that not less than two-thirds of the members of the legislature party concerned must agree to such merger. If this condition is not met, the merger proposal fails.