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and o ther conditions of service of the Chief Attorney sha ll be as provided for in |
the State law. |
161. Provisions r elatin g to conditions of service and f acilities : Provisions relating to |
the remuneration, facilities and conditions of service of the government |
attorneys and other employees under the Attorney Gener al shall be as provided |
for in the Federal Act. |
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Part -13 |
State Executive |
162. Executive p ower of State : (1) The executive power of a State shall, pursuant to |
this Constitution and the State law , be vested in the State Council of Ministers. |
Provided that if a State Executive does not exist because of enforcement |
of Federal governance, the Chief of State shall exercise the executive power of |
the State as directed by the Government of Nepal. |
(2) The responsibility for issuing general directives , controlling and |
regulating the governance of the State shall, subject to this Constitution and |
other laws, lie in the State Council of Ministers. |
(3) All State executive functions shall be performed in the name of |
the State Government. |
(4) The executive power of the State shall be as mentioned in |
Schedule -6, Schedule -7 and Schedule -9 subject to this Constitution. |
Provided that the State Council of Ministers shall exercise the executive |
powers in coordination with the Government of Nepal, except as explicitly |
mentioned in this Constitution and in the Federal law in relation to concurrent |
powers of the Federation and the State. |
(5) Any decision or order to be issued in the name of the State |
Government pursuant to clause (3) and other instruments of authorization |
pertaining thereto shall be authenticated as provided for in the State law. |
163. Provisions r elating to Chi ef of State : (1) There shall be a Chief of State in each |
State, as a representative of the Government of Nepal. |
(2) The President shall appoint one Chief of State for each State. |
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(3) The term of office of a Chief of State shall be five years except |
where the President removes him or her from office prior to the expiration of |
his or her term of office. |
(4) A person may not be the Chief of State for more than once in the |
same State. |
164. Qualification for Chief of State : A person who has the following qualification |
shall be qualified to become the Chief of State : |
(a) being qualified for being a member of the Federal Parliament, |
(b) having completed the age of thirty five years, and |
(c) Not being disqualified by any law. |
165. Vacation of o ffice of Chie f of State : (1) The office of the Chief of State shall |
become vacant in any of the following circumstances: |
(a) if he or she tenders res ignation in writing to the President, |
(b) if his or her term of office expires and he or she is removed from |
office by t he President prior to expiration of the term, |
(c) if he or she dies. |
(2) If the office of the Chief of State of any State falls vacant, the |
President may so designate the Chief of State of another State to act as such |
also for such State. |
166. Functions, duties and p owers of Chief of State : (1) The Chief of State shall |
exercise such powers and perform such duties as conferred to him or her |
pursuant to this Constitution or law. |
(2) In exercising the powers o r duties under clause (1), the Chief of |
State shall perform all other functions to be performed by him or her on |
recommendation and with the consent of the State Council of Ministers than |
those functions specifically provided to be performed on recommendation of |
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any body or official pursuant to this Con stitution or law. Such recommendation |
and consent shall be submitted through the Chief Minister. |
(3) Any decision or order to be issued in the name of the Chief of |
State under clause (2) and other instrument of authorization pertaining thereto |
shall be aut henticated as provided for in the State law. |
167. Oath by Chief of State : The Chief of State shall , prior to assuming office, take |
an oath of office and secrecy before the President , as provided for in the |
Federal law. |
168. Constitution of State Council of Ministers : (1) The Chief of State shall appoint |
the leader of the parliamentary party commanding a majority in the State |
Assembly as the Chief Minister, and the State Council of Ministers shall be |
constituted under his or her chairpersonship. |
(2) In cases where no party has a clear majority in the State |
Assembly under clause (1), the Chief of State shall appoint as the Chief |
Minister a member of the State Assembly who can command majority with the |
support of two or more parties representing to the State As sembly . |
(3) In cases where the Chief Minister cannot be appointed under |
clause (2) no later than thirty days after the date of declaration of the final |
results of election to the State Assembly or the Chief Minister so appointed |
fails to secure a vote of confidence under clause (4), the Chief of State shall |
appoint as the Chief Minister the parliamentary party leader of the party which |
has the highest number of members in the State Assembly . |
(4) The Chief Minister appointed under clause (2) or (3) shall obtain |
a vote of confidence from the State Assembly no later than thirty days after the |
date of such appointment. |
(5) In cases where the Chief Minister appointed under clause (3) |
fails to obtain a vote of conf idence under clause (4) and any member under |
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clause (2) presents a ground on which he or she can obtain a vote of confidence |
in the State Assembly , the Chief of State shall appoint such a member as the |
Chief Minister. |
(6) The Chief Minister appointed under clause (5) must obtain a vote |
of confidence under clause (4). |
(7) In cases where the Chief Minister appointed under clause (5) |
fails to obtain a vote of confidence or the Chief Minister cannot be appointed, |
the Chief of State shall, on recommendation of t he Chief Minister, dissolve the |
State Assembly and appoint a date of election so that the election to another |
State Assembly is completed within six months. |
(8) Procedures on the appointment of the Chief Minister under this |
Article must be completed no lat er than thirty five days after the date of |
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