Chapter 10: Public Administration (iii) to monitor and investigate adherence to applicable procedures in the public service; and (iv) to advise national and provincial organs of state regarding personnel practices in the public service, including those relating to the recruitment, appointment, transfer, discharge and other aspects of the careers of employees in the public service; and (g) to exercise or perform the additional powers or functions prescribed by an Act of Parliament. [Para. (g) added by s. 3 of the Constitution Second Amendment Act of 1998.] (5) The Commission is accountable to the National Assembly. (6) The Commission must report at least once a year in terms of subsection (4)(e)— (a) to the National Assembly; and (b) in respect of its activities in a province, to the legislature of that province. (7) The Commission has the following 14 commissioners appointed by the President: (a) Five commissioners approved by the National Assembly in accordance with subsection (8)(a); and (b) one commissioner for each province nominated by the Premier of the province in accordance with subsection (8)(b). (8) (a) A commissioner appointed in terms of subsection (7)(a) must be— (i) recommended by a committee of the National Assembly that is proportionally composed of members of all parties represented in the Assembly; and (ii) approved by the Assembly by a resolution adopted with a supporting vote of a majority of its members. (b) A commissioner nominated by the Premier of a province must be— (i) recommended by a committee of the provincial legislature that is proportionally composed of members of all parties represented in the legislature; and (ii) approved by the legislature by a resolution adopted with a supporting vote of a majority of its members. (9) An Act of Parliament must regulate the procedure for the appointment of commissioners. (10) A commissioner is appointed for a term of five years, which is renewable for one additional term only, and must be a woman or a man who is— 101