Waec Model Questions Vol1 2023 Government Question 44

In a federal system, the executive may veto legislation passed by the legislature. The legislature can override a veto with a three‑fourths majority in both chambers, and the judiciary can declare a law unconstitutional, which can only be reversed by a constitutional amendment passed by a two‑thirds majority in both chambers. A controversial bill was passed with 55 % support in the Senate (100 members) and 68 % support in the House (100 members). The president vetoed it; the legislature attempted an override but fell short in the Senate by 2 votes. Later the judiciary declared the bill unconstitutional. What is the minimum additional number of votes the legislature must secure in each chamber to pass a constitutional amendment that would reinstate the bill, assuming the same members who supported the original bill continue to support the amendment?