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235 | Auditor-General

Kariba Draft Constitution
  1. There must be an Auditor-General, whose office is a public office but does not form part of the Public Service.
  2. The Auditor-General is appointed by the President after consultation with the Committee on Standing Rules and Orders.
  3. The Auditor-General must be chosen for his or her integrity and high moral character, and must have been qualified to practise as an auditor for at least seven years.
  4. The President may remove the Auditor-General from office for inability to discharge his or her functions or for misbehaviour, but only with the approval of the Committee on Standing Rules and Orders.
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