age to continue in office for such period as may be necessary to
complete and submit any report on, or do any other thing in relation to,
any investigation that was commenced by him before he attained that
age.
(4) A person appointed as Investigator-General shall forthwith vacate
any office prescribed by an Act of Parliament.
(5) A person appointed as Investigator-General may be removed from
office for incompetence or inability to perform the functions of his
office (whether arising from infirmity of body or mind or from any other
cause) or for misbehaviour, but shall not be so removed except in
accordance with the provisions of this Article.
(6) If the National Assembly by resolution supported by votes of not
less than two-thirds of all the members of that House, resolves that the
question of removing the Investigator-General ought to be investigated,
the Speaker of the National Assembly shall send a copy to the Chief
Justice who shall appoint a tribunal consisting of a Chairman and two
other persons to inquire into the matter.
(7) The Chairman and one other member of the tribunal shall be persons
who hold or have held high judicial office.
(8) The tribunal shall inquire into the matter and report thereon to the
President.
(9) Where such a tribunal advises the President that the
Investigator-General ought to be removed from office for incompetence
or inability or for misbehaviour, the President shall remove the
Investigator-General from office.
(10) If the question of removing the Investigator-General from office
has been referred to a tribunal under this Article, the President may
suspend him from performing the functions of his office, and any such
suspension may at any time be revoked by the President and shall in any
case cease to have effect if the tribunal shall advise the President that the
Investigator-General ought not to be removed.