No.
Shall, fundamentally, means the same thing across the board.
If it doesn’t, show me where it means something totally different.
Mgogoro wa shall be eligible ni irrelevant kwenye mjadala wa leo wa CAG.
Kwa sababu unaongelea term limits.
Ungekuwa relevant 2024.
Hapa ndipo Magu alipovunja katiba. Sona 144 yote, msisitizo 144 (2) na 144 (3)
144.-(1) Without prejudice to the other provisions of this Article, the
Controller and Auditor-General of the United Republic shall be obliged to vacate
office upon attaining the age of sixty or any other age which shall be prescribed
by a law enacted by Parliament.
Act No.15
of 1984
Art.43
Act No.12
of 1995
Art.19
(2) The Controller and Auditor-General may be removed from office only
for inability to perform the functions of his office (either due to illness or to any
other reason) or for misbehaviour, or for violating the provisions of the law
concerning the ethics of public leaders and shall not be so removed except in
accordance with the provisions of subarticle (4) of this Article.
(3) if the President considers that the question of the removal of the
Controller and Auditor-General from office under the provisions of this Article
needs to be investigated, then the procedure shall be as follows:
(a) the President shall appoint a Special Tribunal which shall consist of
a Chairman and not less than two other members. The Chairman
and at least half of the other members of that Special Tribunal shall
be persons who are or have been Judges of the High Court or of the Court of Appeal in any country within the Commonwealth;
(b) the Special Tribunal shall investigate and submit report to the
President on whole matter and shall advise him whether or not the
Controller and Auditor General should be removed from office in
accordance with the provisions of this Article on the grounds of
inability to perform his functions due to illness or any other reason
or on grounds of misbehaviour.
(4) If the Special Tribunal appointed in accordance with the provisions of
subarticle (3) advises the President that the Controller and Auditor-General be
removed from office on grounds of inability to perform functions of his office due
to illness or any other reason or on grounds of misbehaviour, then the President
shall remove him from office.
(5) If the question of removing the Controller and Auditor-General has
been referred to a Special Tribunal for investigation pursuant to the provisions of
this Article, the President may suspend the Controller and Auditor-General from
office, and the President may at any time rescind the decision to suspend the
Controller and Auditor-General and in any case such decision shall lapse if the
Special Tribunal advises the President that the Controller and Auditor-General be
not removed from office.
(6) A person who holds or who has held the office of Controller and
Auditor-General shall not be appointed to, or act in, any other office in the service
of the Government of the Untied Republic.
(7) The provisions of this Article shall not apply to any person appointed
acting Controller and Auditor-General.