Transitional provision for Council of Ministers continued pre existing provincial ministers as state ministerial members until gubernatorial appointments. Article 384 provided a transitional provision whereby persons appointed by the Governor would become members of the Governor's Council of Ministers, and until such appointments were made, persons who were Ministers of the corresponding Province immediately before commencement would continue to hold office as members of the Governor's Council of Ministers; the provision has since been omitted by amendment.
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Transitional provision for Council of Ministers continued pre existing provincial ministers as state ministerial members until gubernatorial appointments.
Article 384 provided a transitional provision whereby persons appointed by the Governor would become members of the Governor's Council of Ministers, and until such appointments were made, persons who were Ministers of the corresponding Province immediately before commencement would continue to hold office as members of the Governor's Council of Ministers; the provision has since been omitted by amendment.
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