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Article 141 (1979 Edition): The President of the Republic, the prime minister, the ministers, and the government employees cannot hold more than one governmental position. They are prohibited from holding any other kind of job at institutions whose capital, partially or entirely, belongs to the government or public institutions. Nor can they be a representative at the National Consultative Assembly, or an attorney of court, a legal advisor, or the president, executive manager, or member of the board of directors of any kind of private company; except for cooperative companies of offices and institutions. Educational positions at universities and research institutes are exempt from this rule. The prime minister can accept directorship of some of the ministries on a temporary basis, if necessary. 40