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PART IV
Provinces

CHAPTER 1.-- THE GOVERNORS

101. Appointment of Governor.

102. Oath of office.

103. Conditions of Governor's office.

104. Acting Governor.

105. Governor to act on advice, etc.

CHAPTER 2.-- PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLIES

106. Constitution of Provincial Assemblies.

107. Duration of Provincial Assembly.

108. Speaker and Deputy Speaker.

109. Summoning and prorogation of Provincial Assembly.

110. Right of Governor to address Provincial Assembly.

111. Right to speak in Provincial Assembly.

112. Dissolution of Provincial Assembly.

113. Qualifications and disqualifications for membership of Provincial Assembly.

114. Restriction on discussion in Provincial Assembly.

115. Provincial Government's consent required for financial measures.

116. Governor's assent to Bills.

117. Bill not to lapse on prorogation, etc.

Financial Procedure

118. Provincial Consolidated Fund and Public Account.

119. Custody. etc., of Provincial Consolidated Fund and Public Account.

120. Annual Budget Statement.

121. Expenditure charged upon Provincial Consolidated Fund.

122. Procedure relating to Annual Budget Statement.

123. Authentication of schedule of authorized expenditure.

124. Supplementary and excess grant.

125. Votes on account.

126. Power to authorize expenditure when Assembly stands dissolved.

127. Provisions relating to National Assembly, etc., to apply to Provincial Assembly, etc.

Ordinances

128. Power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances.

CHAPTER 3.-- THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS.

129. Exercise of executive authority of the Province.

130. The Cabinet.

131. Duties of Chief Minister in relation to Governor.

132. Provincial Ministers.

133. Chief Minister continuing in office.

136. Vote of no-confidence against Chief Minister.

137. Extent of executive authority of Province.

138. Conferring of functions on subordinate authorities.

139. Conduct of business of Provincial Government.

140. Advocate-General for a Province.

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