It was also agreed that Kabila (right) would have four vice-presidents - one from each of the two main armed opposition movements, one from the government and one from the unarmed political opposition. It was also agreed that ministries would be divided up and former opposition fighters would be integrated into the army and police. In 2003 the transitional parliament met and in 2005 they adopted a new constitution which was approved by voters in December of that year leading to Presidential and parliamentary elections in July 2006 which proved inconclusive leading to a further run-off election in October 2006 between Joseph Kabila and opposition candidate Jean-Pierre Bemba. Kabila was declared the winner, and he remained in post howeverd eclared in August 2018 that he would step down and not seek re-election in the December general election of that year and was succeeded by Felix Tshisekedi in the country's first peaceful transition of power since independence.