Basic Law: The Government
Substituting a minister
- Jurisdiction
- Israel
- Provision
- 24
- Source language
- English
- Recorded status
- in force
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- Recorded status
- in force
Provision text
Official source(a) Should a minister, excluding the Prime Minister, be absent from the country, the Government may decide that another minister shall substitute for him. The substitute shall perform all, or part of the duties of the Minister, all as determined by the Government. (b) Should a minister temporarily cease to perform his duties, or be incapable of doing so, the Prime Minister or another minister designated by the Government, shall fill the position. (c) The period in which the position of the Minister, who ceased to serve as stated in clause (b), shall be filled, shall not exceed three months. An additional minister 24a In a ministry which has an appointed minister, an additional in a ministry minister, who shall be responsible, subject to the appointed (Amendment No. 11) Minister of the Ministry, for specific spheres within the Ministry’s spheres of activity, can be appointed
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Basic Law: The Government · main.knesset.gov.il · Retrieved 18 August 2026.
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