Section 87: Appointments of principal representatives of Mauritius abroad
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87. Appointments of principal representatives of Mauritius abroad
The power to appoint persons to hold the offices of Ambassador, High
Commissioner or other principal representative of Mauritius in any other
country or accredited to any international organisation and to remove such
persons from office shall vest in the President, acting in accordance with the
advice of the Prime Minister:
Provided that, before advising the President to appoint to any such office a person who holds or is acting in some other public office, the Prime
Minister shall consult the Public Service Commission.
[S. 87 amended by Act 48 of 1991.]
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