Section 8. Manner of Submitting Proposals to the Electorate.--(a) The recommendations of the constitutional convention shall be submitted to the electorate separately as determined by the convention. The replacements may be in any number of sections which the convention deems suitable. The convention shall also frame the ballot questions which shall bring before the electorate the recommendations of the convention. There shall be no less than one separate question for each of the articles to be recommended by the convention and another question for the amendment on legislative apportionment.
(b) The changes proposed, together with the questions framed by the convention, shall be certified by the president and secretary of the convention to the Secretary of the Commonwealth not later than the seventh day of March, 1968. The Secretary of the Commonwealth shall advertise the proposals of the convention in at least two newspapers of general circulation, if there are such, in every county of this Commonwealth once during the first week in April, 1968. He shall also publish the Constitution showing the changes proposed by the convention in convenient form and send a copy thereof to each elector requesting it, and ten copies thereof through the County Board of Elections to each polling place for the use of the voters during the election.