Non-member of Provincial Assembly to be Minister
- Article
- 170
- Title
- Non-member of Provincial Assembly to be Minister
- Category
- other
- Description
A person who is not a member of the Provincial Assembly may be appointed as a Minister. However, such a person must obtain membership of the Provincial Assembly within six months to continue holding office.
Practice questions
What is the maximum time a person appointed as a provincial minister who is not a member of the Provincial Assembly has to secure membership to remain in office?
What is the implication if a person who is not a member of the Provincial Assembly is appointed as a Minister and fails to obtain membership within the constitutional deadline?
According to the constitutional provisions, which of the following is true regarding the appointment of a Provincial Minister who is not a member of the Provincial Assembly?
Under which Article of the Constitution is the provision regarding the appointment of a non-member of the Provincial Assembly as a Minister stated?
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