(a) the Chief Justice of the United Republic who shall be the Chairman; (b) the Chief Justice of Tanzania Zanzibar; and (c) seven members appointed by the Speaker in accordance with the Standing Orders of the National Assembly and taking into account the proportional representation amongst the political parties represented in the National Assembly. (5) In the event that the National Assembly passes the motion to constitute a Special Committee of Inquiry, the President shall be deemed to be out of office, and the duties and functions of the office of President shall be discharged in accordance with the provisions of Article 37(3) of this Constitution until the Speaker shall inform the President about the resolution of the National Assembly in connection with the charges brought against him. (6) Within seven days after the Special Committee of Inquiry is constituted, it shall sit, inquire into and analyse the charges preferred against the President, including and affording the President an opportunity to be heard in accordance with the procedure prescribed by the Standing Orders of the National Assembly. (7) As soon as possible and in any event within a period of not more than ninety days, the Special Committee of Inquiry shall submit its report to the Speaker. (8) After the Speaker has received the report of the Special Committee of Inquiry, the report shall be tabled before the National Assembly in accordance with the procedure prescribed by the Standing Orders of the National Assembly. (9) After the report of the Special Committee of Inquiry is submitted pursuant to subarticle (8), the National Assembly shall debate the report and afford the President the opportunity to be heard and by votes of not less than two thirds majority of all the Members of Parliament, the National Assembly shall pass a resolution that either the charges against the President have been proved and that he is unworthy of continuing to hold the office of President, or the charges have not been proved. (10) In the event the National Assembly passes a resolution that the charges against the President have been proved and that he is unworthy of continuing to hold the office of President, the Speaker shall inform the President and the Chairman of the Electoral Commission about the resolution whereupon the President shall be obliged to resign before the expiry of three days from the day the National Assembly passed the resolution. (11) In the event the President ceases to hold the office of President by reason of the charges against him being proved he shall not be entitled to receive any payment by way of pension or to receive any benefits. Duty of principal leaders of organs with executive power to preserve Union Without prejudice to the duty of every citizen which is 46B.-(1) stipulated in Article 28 of this Constitution, the principal executive leaders of the organs vested with executive powers in the United Republic mentioned in Article 4 of this Constitution shall, each one of them in the exercise of the powers conferred by this Constitution or the Constitution of Zanzibar 1984 have the duty 33