Article Forty-one 1.The Prime Minister shall manage the Government and shall be responsible to the State Great Khural for the enforcement of laws of the state. 2.The Government shall be accountable for and report its work to the State Great Khural. Article Forty-two Immunity of the Prime Minister and members of the Government shall be protected by law. Article Forty-three /This Article was amended by the law on addendum and amendment to the Constitution of Mongolia as of November 14, 2019/ 1.If at least a quarter of the Members of the State Great Khural makes a formal proposal to resign the Prime Minister, the State Great Khural shall start its discussion after three days and decide it within ten days. Resolution of the State Great Khural regarding resignation of the Prime Minister shall be deemed to have been approved if a majority of the all Members of the Parliament supports the proposal, and a new Prime Minister shall be appointed within 30 days thereupon. 2.The Government shall resign in its entirety if the Prime Minister has resigned. Article Forty-four /This Article was amended by the law on addendum and amendment to the Constitution of Mongolia as of November 14, 2019/ 1.If the Prime Minister submits a draft resolution regarding entrustment to him/her on particular issues of the state budget and policy, the State Great Khural shall start its discussion after three days and resolve it within ten days by a majority vote of the all Members of the Parliament. 2.If the State Great Khural adopted the resolution, it shall be deemed that the State Great Khural entrusted to the Prime Minister, and supported such issues. If the resolution is not adopted, the Prime Minister shall be deemed to have resigned, and a new Prime Minister shall be appointed within thirty days. Article Forty-five 1.The Government in conformity with legislation and within its power shall issue resolutions and ordinances which shall be signed by the Prime Minister and the Minister responsible for its enforcement. 2.If these resolutions and ordinances are not in conformity with legislation, then the Government itself or the State Great Khural shall invalidate them. Article Forty-six 1.Ministries of Mongolia, and other offices of the State shall be established in accordance with law. 2.Genuine civil servants of Mongolia shall be the citizens of Mongolia, and they shall strictly abide by the Constitution and other laws, and work for the benefit of the people and in the interests of the State in their civic capacity. 3.The working conditions and social guarantees of civil servants shall be determined by law. FOUR. THE JUDICIAL POWER Article Forty-seven 1.In Mongolia the judicial power shall be vested exclusively in courts. 2.The unlawful establishment of a court under any circumstances, and exercise of judicial power by any other organization, shall be prohibited. 3.Courts shall be established solely under the Constitution and other laws.