Describe the statutory framework of election law in Nepal (the 2073–2074 family).

The constitutional layer (the 2015 Constitution — the verified articles):• Article 84 — the House of Representatives: 275 = 165 FPTP + 110 PR (the whole-country single PR constituency, the closed list with the inclusion groups — women, Dalit, Adivasi Janajati, Khas Arya, Madhesi, Tharu, Muslim, backward regions, disability); the 18-year vote; the one-candidacy rule; the at least one-third women per party (the PR top-up duty).• Article 85 — the five-year term (the emergency's one-year stretch; the return within six months).• Article 86 — the National Assembly: 59 (56 by the provincial electoral college — 8 per province with at least 3 women, 1 Dalit, 1 disabled/minority — plus 3 nominated incl. at least 1 woman); the six-year staggered design.• Article 87 — the qualifications (25/35 years; the moral-turpitude conviction bar).• Articles 222–223 — the local assemblies' composition (the at-least-two-women-per-ward rule); 215–216 the executives' quotas (the 4/5 women's-and-2/3 Dalit/minority members).• Articles 245–247 — the Election Commission (Unit 6's detail).• Article 286 — the Constituency Delimitation Commission (Unit 2.3).• Articles 269–270 — the political parties' constitutional frame; Article 273 — the emergency's elections face. The statutory layer (the 2073–2074 family — the currentcode, by name):1. The Election Commission Act, 2073 — the Commission's working law: the powers-and- procedures, the voters' roll's regime, the referendum's machinery, the election dates' declaration, the code…