National Prosecuting Authority Act, 2014 [Chapter 7:20] No. 5/ 2014 (a) by the deletion in subsection (1)(c) of “Attorney General” and the substitution of “Prosecutor General”; (b) by the deletion in subsection (2)(b) of “Attorney General” and the substitution of “Prosecutor General”. (c) by the deletion in subsection (4)(a) of “Attorney General” and the substitution of “Prosecutor General”. (d) by the deletion in subsection (4)(c) of “Attorney General” and the substitution of “Prosecutor General”. (e) by the deletion in subsection (4)(d) of “Attorney General” and the substitution of “Prosecutor General”. 4. In section 52 (“Magistrate may be assisted by assessors”)— (a) by the deletion in subsection (1) of “Attorney General” and the substitution of “Prosecutor General”; (b) by the deletion in subsection (2) of “Attorney General” and the substitution of “Prosecutor General”; (c) by the deletion in subsection (5) of “Public Service” and the substitution of “Civil Service”. 5. In section 54 (“Stopping and conversion of trials”)— (a) by the deletion in subsection (1) of “Attorney General” and the substitution of “Prosecutor General”; (b) by the deletion in subsection (2) of “Attorney General” and the substitution of “Prosecutor General”. 6. In section 55 (“Imposition or bringing into operation of sentences suspended by High Court”)— (a) by the deletion in subsection (1) of “Attorney General” and the substitution of ��Prosecutor General”. (b) by the deletion in subsection (2) of “Attorney General” and the substitution of “Prosecutor General”. 7. In section 56 (“Local limits of jurisdiction”)(9) by the deletion of “Attorney General” and the substitution of “Prosecutor General”. 8. In section 61 (“Attorney-General may appeal to Supreme Court on point of law or against acquittal”)— (a) by the deletion of the heading thereto and the substitution of “Prosecutor -General may appeal to Supreme Court on point of law or against acquittal”; (b) by the deletion of “Attorney-General” and the substitution of “Prosecutor-General”. 9. In section 62 (“Attorney-General may appeal to Supreme Court against sentence”) — - 27 -