Angalia duties za ayatollah halafu utuambie Rais ana kazi gani hapo?
The duties designated for the
rahbar in the constitution are broadly defined, allowing significant room for the
rahbar to intervene in political affairs, maneuver the armed forces, and make appointments that determine the makeup of the government. The powers
delineated in Article 110 include:
- determining the political direction of the government (in consultation with an advisory committee);
- overseeing the correct implementation of the general policies of the government;
- calling referenda;
- commanding the armed forces;
- declaring war, peace, and the mobilization of armed forces;
- appointing and dismissing:
- six of the twelve jurists of the Council of Guardians;
- the head of the judiciary;
- the head of the state broadcasting agency;
- the chief of the general staff;
- the commander in chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC);
- the highest commanders of the armed forces and security bodies;
- facilitating relations between the legislative, executive, and judicial branches;
- resolving issues in governance that cannot be settled through ordinary means;
- approving the appointment of the president after the presidential election;
- dismissing the president after a judicial conviction or legislative vote of no confidence;
- pardoning or commuting sentences upon recommendation of the head of the judiciary.
Ukishindwa kutafsiri sema....
Fananisha na Rais wa israel
(a)The President of the State -
(1)shall sign every Law, other than a Law relating to its powers;
(2)shall take action to achiever the formation of a Government and shall receive the resignation of the Government in accordance with Law;
(3)shall receive from the Government a report on its meetings;
(4)shall accredit the diplomatic representatives of the State, shall receive the credentials of diplomatic representatives sent to Israel by foreign states, shall empower the consular representatives of the State and shall confirm the appointments of consular representatives sent to Israel by foreign states;
(5)shall sign such conventions with foreign states as have been ratified by the Knesset;
(6)shall carry out every function assigned to him by Law in connection with the appointment and removal from office of judges and other office-holder's.
(b)The President of the State shall have power to pardon offenders and to lighten penalties by the reduction or commutation thereof.
(c)The President of the State shall carry out every other function and have every other power assigned to him by Law.
Sasa nani mungu mtu Kati ya hao wawili?