Constitution of Provincial Council of Ministers
- Article
- 168
- Title
- Constitution of Provincial Council of Ministers
- Category
- other
- Description
Chief of Province appoints leader of parliamentary party that commands majority in Provincial Assembly as Chief Minister; alternative formulae in sub-clauses (2)–(5) apply where no party holds majority.
Practice questions
Who is responsible for the appointment of the Chief Minister in a province?
In the event that no single party maintains a majority in the Provincial Assembly, how is the government formation process governed?
Which individual is primarily eligible for appointment as Chief Minister when a single party commands a majority in the Provincial Assembly?
What is the primary condition for a parliamentary party leader to be appointed as Chief Minister by the Chief of Province?
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