(4) In the discharge of duties and functions in accordance with this Article, the Attorney-General shall be entitled to appear and be heard in all courts in the United Republic. (5) The Attorney-General shall be a Member of Parliament by virtue of office, and shall hold office until ­ (a) his appointment is revoked by the President; or (b) immediately before the President elect assumes office, and he shall be paid a salary, allowances and other remuneration in accordance with a law enacted by Parliament. Deputy Attorney General Act No.1 of 2005 Art.12 There shall be a Deputy Attorney General of the United 59A.-(1) Republic, who shall be appointed by the President from amongst persons with qualifications specified in subarticle (2) of Article 59, and has continuously held those qualifications for a period of not less than ten years. (2) The Deputy Attorney General shall be the principal assistant in the discharge of duties and functions of the Attorney General and shall discharge other duties and functions as may be assigned by the Attorney General. Director of Public Prosecutions Act No.1 of 2005 Art.12 59B.-(1) There shall be a Director of Public Prosecutions who shall be appointed by the President from amongst persons with qualifications specified in subarticle (2) of Article 59 and has continuously held those qualifications for a period of not less than ten years. (2) The Director of Public Prosecutions shall have powers to institute, prosecute and supervise all criminal prosecutions in the country. (3) The powers of the Director of Public Prosecutions under subarticle (2), may be exercised by him in person or on his directions, by officers under him or any other officers who discharge these duties under his instructions. (4) In exercising his powers, the Director of Public Prosecutions shall be free, shall not be interfered with by any person or with any authority and shall have regard to the following ­ (a) the need to dispensing justice; (b) prevention of misuse of procedures for dispensing justice; and (c) public interest. (5) The Director of Public Prosecutions shall exercise his powers as may be prescribed by any law enacted or to be enacted by the Parliament. Secretary to the Cabinet Act No.15 of 1984 Art.9 60. There shall be a Secretary to the Cabinet who shall be the chief executive officer in the office of the Cabinet, and he shall discharge the following functions, in compliance with the general or specific directions issued to him by the President, that is to say: (a) to work out a programme for Cabinet meetings and prepare the agenda for each meeting; (b) to record minutes and maintain a record of Cabinet meetings; (c) to notify and explain the decisions of the Cabinet to every person or public institution concerned with any such decision; and (d) to discharge any other duties and functions as shall be directed 40