What actions did the Supreme Council for the Restoration of Democracy take after the 2010 coup?

Following the February 18, 2010, coup in Niger, the military junta known as the Supreme Council for the Restoration of Democracy took several immediate actions to consolidate control and initiate a transition:

• Suspension of Institutions: The council suspended the country’s constitution and dissolved all state institutions.12
• Formation of Government: On February 23, the junta appointed Mahamadou Danda as prime minister, followed by the naming of a 20-member transition government on March 1.12
• Constitutional Reform: The junta oversaw the drafting of a new constitution, which was approved by voters in October 2010; this document specifically curbed the presidential powers that had been introduced by the deposed leader, Mamadou Tandja, in 2009.12
• Return to Civilian Rule: The council organized presidential and legislative elections, which were held on January 31, 2011. Following a runoff election, Mahamadou Issoufou was inaugurated on April 7, 2011, marking the return of the country to civilian rule.12