constituteproject.org PDF generated: 18 Apr 2016, 15:15   d. • Advisory bodies to the head of state • International organizations   e.   f.   g.   h.   i.   j. Rectors and Vice Rectors of Public Universities and institutions of higher learning; the Principal Private Secretary to the President of the Republic; Advisors in the Office of the President; Ambassadors and permanent international organisations; representatives of Rwanda to Heads of services in the Office of the President; Clerks in Parliament and their deputies, Secretary General in Supreme Court, Secretary General in National Public Prosecution Authority, Permanent Secretaries in Ministries and Secretaries General in other public institutions; other Heads of public institutions as the law may determine;   10°. members of the Boards of Directors of Public enterprises and Parastatal organizations. • Foreign affairs representative • Head of state powers Article 114 The President of the Republic shall represent the State of Rwanda in its relations with foreign countries and may appoint persons to represent him/her. The President of the Republic shall accredit Ambassadors and Special Envoys to foreign states. Ambassadors accredited to Rwanda and Special Envoys shall present their Credentials to the President of the Republic. Article 115: Benefits entitled to the President of the Republic An Organic Law shall determine the benefits to which the President of the Republic and the former Heads of State are entitled. However, a President convicted of high treason or grave and intentional breach of the Constitution shall not be entitled to benefits accorded to former Heads of State. A former Head of State shall not be prosecuted for any of the preceding crimes when no proceedings in respect to such an offence were brought against him/her during his/her presidency. Rwanda 2003 (rev. 2010) Page 34

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