Ministers and heads of independent agencies shall be considered responsible before the King for the ministries and agencies they head. Article 59: The Law shall set forth the provisions for civil service, including salaries, stipends, compensation, fringe benefits, and pensions. Article 60: The King shall be the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of all armed forces, and shall appoint and terminate the services of officers in accordance with the Law. Article 61: The King may declare the state of emergency, general mobilization, and war. The Law shall set forth the provisions thereof. Article 62: If a threat arises which endangers the safety or the territorial integrity of the Kingdom or the security and interests of its people, or hinders the institutions of the State from performing their functions, the King may take urgent measures as would guarantee dealing with that danger. If the King deems that such measures be permanent, he may take whatever actions required pursuant to the Law. Article 63: The King shall receive the kings and heads of State and shall appoint his representatives to such states and accept the credentials of their representatives to him. Article 64: The King shall grant medals in the manner prescribed by the Law. Article 65: The King may delegate certain powers to the Crown Prince by Royal Order. Article 66: If the King travels outside the Kingdom, he shall issue a Royal Order deputizing the Crown Prince to run the affairs of State and protect the People’s interests in the manner set forth in the Royal Order. 10