on 17 September 2011 by 10 most representative political entities in the presence of members of the international mediation represented by SADC. 58. This roadmap has been incorporated into the domestic legal order. For its implementation, legislative and regulatory measures (see Appendix 4) were adopted for the establishment of the transitional institutions and the organization of presidential and legislative elections for the return to constitutional order.  Transitional institutions - The Executive : 59. In accordance with the Road Map, Andry Rajoelina Nirina is the President of the Transition serving as Head of State and Jean Omer Beriziky the consensus Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity. - The Parliament: 60. The Parliament consists of the Higher Council of Transition acting as Senate. It is composed of 161 members. The Congress of the Transition with its 366 members is replacing the National Assembly. - The electoral bodies: 61. The Independent National Electoral Commission for the Transition (CENI-T) is the body responsible for the management of elections (OGE) and whose mission is to organize, supervise the electoral process and treat, publish the provisional results of polls for presidential and parliamentary elections. To accomplish its mission, the CENI-T receives technical and financial support of the Government and the international community through the "Project Support to Electoral Cycle in Madagascar" (PACEM) managed by UNDP. 62. The Special Electoral Court (CES) within the High Constitutional Court is responsible for receiving and validating the nominations, the electoral disputes and the announcement of final results of the presidential and legislative elections. - Other structures of social peace: - The Special Commission to the Supreme Court responsible for ruling on applications for amnesty. - The Malagasy Council for Reconciliation (CRM) or Filankevitry ny Fampihavanana Malagasy (FFM) in charge of national reconciliation (see Appendix 4).  Presidential and legislative elections 63. The return of Madagascar to constitutional rule was marked by the election of the President of the Republic and the establishment of the National Assembly following the organisation of presidential and legislative elections3 of 20 December 2013. 3 Following its judgment of 17 January 2014. 13