Article 120 [Incompatibilities] (1) Membership of the National Assembly is incompatible with public office except in the cases where compatibility is permitted in accordance with the Constitution. In such cases, the right to the remuneration for membership and the right to the salary of the public office may not be cumulated. (2) The law specifies other cases of incompatibility. Article 121 [Economic Incompatibility] (1) During his mandate, a member of the National Assembly may not be appointed on the board of directors of a company, nor may he participate in concessions granted by the Government or by public bodies. (2) Further, during the said mandate, he may not buy or rent any property of the State, nor let, sell, or barter any of his property to the Government, except by public auction or tender, or in compliance with the system of compulsory acquisition. Article 122 [No Decorations] During their mandate, members of the National Assembly with the exception of those occupying a public office not incompatible with the membership of the National Assembly, may not be awarded decorations Chapter IV: The Executive Power Article 123 [Council of Ministers] The Council of Ministers has control over the departments of the State. It formulates the general policy of the Government, pursues its execution, and supervises the conduct of work in Government departments. Article 124 [Remuneration of Government] (1) A law determines the remuneration of the Prime Minister and the Ministers. (2) All other provisions regarding Ministers apply to the Prime Minister unless otherwise stated. Article 125 [Qualifications of Ministers] A Minister has to satisfy the qualifications laid down in Article 82. Article 126 [Oath of Ministers] Before assuming office, the Prime Minister and Ministers, before the Amir, take the Oath specified in Article 91. 20