Qualification for Chief of Province
- Article
- 164
- Title
- Qualification for Chief of Province
- Category
- other
- Description
A person is eligible for appointment as Chief of Province if they are qualified to be a Federal Parliament member, have attained 35 years of age, and are not disqualified by federal law.
Practice questions
What is the minimum age required for a person to be eligible for appointment as a Chief of Province?
What primary legal restriction applies to the appointment of a person as a Chief of Province?
Which body's member qualification standards must a person meet to be eligible for appointment as a Chief of Province?
To serve as a Chief of Province, a candidate must satisfy which set of conditions regarding eligibility?
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