Parliament concerning ethics of Leaders Act No.12 of 1995 Art.11 the Speaker two copies of a formal declaration that he has not lost the qualifications for election in terms of paragraph (d) of subarticle (2) of Article 67. (2) The formal declaration required to be submitted to the Speaker shall be made on a special form prescribed in accordance with a law enacted by Parliament. (3) The Speaker shall transmit to the Ethics Commissioner a copy of every formal declaration submitted to him in accordance with the provisions of this Article. (4) In this Article and in Articles 70 and 84 “the Ethics Commissioner” means the Commissioner appointed to head the Ethics Secretariat referred to in Article 132 of this Constitution. Members to submit statement of property Act No.12 of 1995 Art.12 70.-(1) Every Member of Parliament shall be required to submit to the Speaker two copies of a formal statement regarding his property and the property of his spouse. The statement shall be made on a special form prescribed by a law enacted by Parliament and shall be submitted from time to time as shall be directed by such law. (2) The Speaker shall transmit to the Ethics Commissioner, a copy of every formal statement submitted to him in accordance with the provisions of this Article. Tenure of office of Member of Parliament Act No.15 of 1984 Art.13 Act No.4 of 1992, Art.22 Act No.34 of 1994, Art.14 71.-(1) A Member of Parliament shall cease to be Member of Parliament and shall vacate his seat in the National Assembly upon the occurrence of any of the following matters: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) but where a where anything happens which, had he not been a Member of Parliament, would have disqualified him from election or would make him lose the qualifications for election or would disqualify him from election or appointment in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution; where such Member of Parliament is elected President; where a Member of Parliament fails to attend three consecutive meetings of the National Assembly without the permission of the Speaker; where it is established that he has contravened the provisions of the law concerning the ethics of public leaders; where a Member of Parliament ceases to be a member of the party to which he belonged when he was elected or appointed to be a Member of Parliament; where a Member of Parliament is elected or appointed VicePresident; or in the case of a Member of Parliament who is required to submit a formal statement of property in accordance with the provisions of Article 70, if he fails to make such formal statement in accordance with the provisions of that Article within the period prescribed for that purpose by a law enacted by Parliament, Member of Parliament does not cease to be a Member of Parliament 46