other than the dissolution of Parliament; if anything happens which, had he not been Speaker, would disqualify such person from election, or make him lose the qualifications for being elected Speaker; (c) when the National Assembly meets for the first time after General Elections held following the dissolution of Parliament, provided that the provisions of this paragraph shall operate subject to the provisions of subarticle (4) of Article 90 of this Constitution; (d) if that person is removed from the office of Speaker by a resolution of the National Assembly supported by not less than two-thirds of all Members of Parliament; (e) if that person fails to submit to the President a formal declaration in accordance with the provisions of subarticle (3) of this Article; (f) if that person is convicted of the offence of perjury contrary to the provisions of the Penal Code concerning any formal declaration submitted in accordance with the provisions of subarticle (3) of this Article; (g) if that person fails to submit to the President a statement regarding his property in accordance with subarticle (5) of this Article before the expiration of the period stipulated for that purpose in accordance with a law enacted by Parliament; or if it is proved that, that person has contravened the provisions of (h) the law concerning the ethics of public leaders. (8) No business (other than the election of the Speaker) shall be conducted in the National Assembly while the office of Speaker is vacant. (9) Any person not being a Member of Parliament, who is elected Speaker shall be required, before commencing to discharge the functions of his office, to take and subscribe the oath of allegiance before the National Assembly. (b) Deputy Speaker Act No.15 of 1984 Art.14 85.-(1) There shall be a Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly who shall be elected by Members from amongst Members of Parliament. (2) A Minister, a Deputy Minister or a person holding any other office prescribed by a law enacted by Parliament for the purpose of this Article, shall not be elected Deputy Speaker. (3) Members of Parliament shall elect a Deputy Speaker on the following occasions: (a) when the National Assembly meets for the first time following the General Elections or as soon as possible thereafter; and (b) at the first sitting of the National Assembly after the office of Deputy Speaker falls vacant for any reason not connected with the dissolution of Parliament or as soon as possible after that sitting. (4) The Deputy Speaker shall cease to be Deputy Speaker and shall vacate the office of Deputy Speaker upon the occurrence of any of the following events: (a) if that person ceases to be a Member of Parliament; (b) if anything happens which, had he not been Deputy Speaker, would 53