President of the Constituent National Assembly

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President of the Constituent National Assembly Präsident der Konstituierende Nationalversammlung
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Sole officeholder Karl Seitz 4 March 1919 – 10 November 1920
Constituent National Assembly
Style	Mr. President
Status	Head of State Presiding officer
Appointer	Constituent National Assembly
Precursor	State Council (as head of state) Presidents of the Provisional National Assembly (as presiding officer)
Formation	4 March 1919
First holder	Karl Seitz
Final holder	Karl Seitz
Abolished	10 November 1920
Succession	President of Austria (as head of state) President of the National Council (presiding officer) President of the Federal Council (presiding officer)

The President of the Constituent National Assembly (German: Präsident der Konstituierende Nationalversammlung) was the head of state of the Republic of German-Austria and later the First Austrian Republic, as well as the presiding officer of the Constituent National Assembly. The office was only held by Karl Seitz.

The President succeeded the State Council in its capacity as head of state. As presiding officer of the Constituent National Assembly, the President succeeded the three Presidents of the Provisional National Assembly. The President in turn was succeeded by the President of Austria as head of state, and by the President of the National Council as well as the President of the Federal Council as parliamentary presiding officer. The President of the Constituent National Assembly was therefore a transitional position of great importance in Austrian history.