Ministers in rotation

(a) Despite what is said in article 22(b), the Prime governments Minister in a rotation government is not entitled to (Amendment No. 8 remove from office a minister affiliated to the and temporary Alternate Prime Minister. provision & No. 11) (b) The Alternate Prime Minister in a rotation government is entitled, after informing the Government of his intention to do so, to remove from office a minister affiliated to him, and the provisions of article 22(b) shall apply to this matter, with the necessary changes. (c) The substitute of a minister in a rotation government in accordance with article 24(a), shall be a minister with an identical affiliation to that of the Minister, whom he substitutes. (d) Despite what is said in article 24(b), should a minister in a rotation government cease to serve, or he is temporarily unable to perform his job, the Prime Minister, the Alternate Prime Minister, or another minister designated by the Government on the basis of a proposal by the Prime Minister or the Alternate Prime Minister, shall perform the job, and all in accordance with the affiliation of the said Minister. (e) The provisions of article 24(b) shall not apply to the Alternate Prime Minister, who has ceased serving, or who is temporarily unable to perform his job. (f) Despite what is said in article 15, a rotation government is entitled to add an additional minister to the Government, on the basis of a proposal by the Prime Minister, or the Alternate Prime Minister, and all subject to the provisions of article 13a(d). Should the Government decide to add a minister as stated, it shall notify the Knesset of his duties, or the spheres of activity for which the additional Minister shall be responsible, and his affiliation to the Prime Minister or to the Alternate Minister. Upon the approval of the notice the additional Minister shall enter his office, and as soon as possible to the approval shall make the declaration of allegiance. (g) [Expired]