of Police, the Commissioner-General of [Prisons] Correctional Service and two (2) members of the National Assembly, appointed by the President on the recommendation of the National Assembly.”. Substitution of Chapter 15 of Namibian Constitution 14. The following Chapter is substituted for Chapter 15 of the Namibian Constitution: Defence and Police Forces and the Correctional “The Service Article 115 Establishment of the Defence Force (1) There shall be established by Act of Parliament a Namibian Defence Force with prescribed composition, powers, duties and procedures, in order to defend the territory and national interests of Namibia. (2) The President be the Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Force and shall have all the powers and exercise all the functions necessary for that purpose. Article 116 Chief of the Defence Force (1) There shall be a Chief of the Defence Force who shall be appointed by the President in terms of Article 32(4)(c)(aa) hereof. (2) The Chief of the Defence Force shall make provision for a balanced structuring of the defence force and shall have the power to make suitable appointments to the defence force. to cause charges of indiscipline among members of the defence force to be investigated and prosecuted and to ensure the efficient administration of the defence force. [The full stop which appears after force” in its third use “defence in Sub-Article (2) should be a comma.] Article 117 Removal of the Chief of the Defence Force The President may remove the Chief of the Defence Force from office for good cause and in the public interest and in accordance with the provisions of any Act of Parliament which may prescribe procedures considered to be expedient for this purpose. Article 118 Establishment of the Police Force There shall be established by Act of Parliament a Namibian police force with prescribed powers, duties and procedures in order to secure the internal security of Namibia and to maintain law and order. Article 119 The Inspector-General of Police (1) There shall be an Inspector-General of Police who shall be appointed by the President in terms of Article 32(4)(c)(bb) hereof.
of Police, the Commissioner-General of [Prisons] Correctional Service and two (2) members of the National Assembly, appointed by the President on the recommendation of the National Assembly.”. Substitution of Chapter 15 of Namibian Constitution 14. The following Chapter is substituted for Chapter 15 of the Namibian Constitution: “The Defence and Police Forces and the Correctional Service Article 115 Establishment of the Defence Force (1) There shall be established by Act of Parliament a Namibian Defence Force with prescribed composition, powers, duties and procedures, in order to defend the territory and national interests of Namibia. (2) The President be the Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Force and shall have all the powers and exercise all the functions necessary for that purpose. Article 116 Chief of the Defence Force (1) There shall be a Chief of the Defence Force who shall be appointed by the President in terms of Article 32(4)(c)(aa) hereof. (2) The Chief of the Defence Force shall make provision for a balanced structuring of the defence force and shall have the power to make suitable appointments to the defence force. to cause charges of indiscipline among members of the defence force to be investigated and prosecuted and to ensure the efficient administration of the defence force. [The full stop which appears after “defence force” in its third use in Sub-Article (2) should be a comma.] Article 117 Removal of the Chief of the Defence Force The President may remove the Chief of the Defence Force from office for good cause and in the public interest and in accordance with the provisions of any Act of Parliament which may prescribe procedures considered to be expedient for this purpose. Article 118 Establishment of the Police Force There shall be established by Act of Parliament a Namibian police force with prescribed powers, duties and procedures in order to secure the internal security of Namibia and to maintain law and order. Article 119 The Inspector-General of Police (1) There shall be an Inspector-General of Police who shall be appointed by the President in terms of Article 32(4)(c)(bb) hereof.
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