THE SOLICITOR GENERAL (APPOINTMENT OF STATE ATTORNEYS) INSTRUMENT, 2024
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This provision gives the instrument its short citation name. The Solicitor General appoints named State Attorneys to carry out the Solicitor General’s functions in civil litigation and arbitration involving the government. Designated State Attorneys must act under the Solicitor General and specified Office of Solicitor General officers when carrying out delegated functions. Designated State Attorneys must report all executed functions to the Office of Solicitor General on a daily and/or monthly basis, as applicable. The appointment takes effect on publication and stays valid for two years unless the Solicitor General revokes it earlier.
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