Once I set the Absolute Cognatic Succession Law, will that remain even if my heir isn't Cathar?

I've converted to catharism and set the succession law to absolute cognatic: will that remain set even if my heir is not a cathar himself?

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Haven't tried it but I think that even though you have the old succession laws in effect you can't name women to council and priest positions when your ruler is catholic again.

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