Chapter 11, Part 2 · Art. 181
Removal of a county governor
- A county governor may be removed for gross violation of the Constitution or law, a serious crime, abuse of office or gross misconduct, or physical or mental incapacity.
Art. 181(1)
(1) A county governor may be removed from office on any of the following grounds— (a) gross violation of this Constitution or any other law; (b) where there are serious reasons for believing that the county governor has committed a crime under national or international law; (c) abuse of office or gross misconduct; or (d) physical or mental incapacity to perform the functions of office of county governor.
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Art. 181(2)
(2) Parliament shall enact legislation providing for the procedure of removal of a county governor on any of the grounds specified in clause (1).
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- A county governor can be removed for serious wrongdoing, following a set process.
Art. 181(1)
(1) A county governor may be removed from office on any of the following grounds— (a) gross violation of this Constitution or any other law; (b) where there are serious reasons for believing that the county governor has committed a crime under national or international law; (c) abuse of office or gross misconduct; or (d) physical or mental incapacity to perform the functions of office of county governor.
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