BROADCASTING SERVICES ACT [CHAPTER 12:06] (as at 11th January 2008) land or dwellings for use or occupation by its employees. 14. To construct dwellings, outbuildings or improvements for use or occupation by its employees on land purchased, taken in exchange, hired or otherwise acquired by the Authority. 15. To sell or let dwellings and land for residential purposes to its employees. 16. With the approval of the Minister, to guarantee loans to its employees or their spouses for the purchase of dwellings or land for residential purposes, the construction of dwellings and the improvement of dwellings or land which are the property of its employees or their spouses. 17. To provide security in respect of loans guaranteed in terms of paragraph 16 by the deposit of securities. 18. With the approval of the Minister, to make loans to any employee of the Authority ⎯ (a) for the purpose of purchasing vehicles, tools or other equipment used by him in carrying out his duties; or (b) not exceeding three months’ salary or wages payable to him, for any purpose; on such security as the Authority considers adequate. 19. To do anything for the purpose of improving the skill, knowledge or usefulness of its employees, and in that connection to provide or assist other persons in providing facilities for training, education and research and to pay for the aforesaid, where necessary. 20. To provide such services as the Authority considers could properly be provided by it. 21. With the approval of the Minister, to provide financial assistance to any person, association, organisation or institution whose activities are such as to be, in the opinion of the Authority, of benefit to the Authority. 22. Generally, to do all such things as may be necessary, conducive or incidental to the exercise of the powers and the performance of the functions of the Authority under this Act or any other enactment. THIRD SCHEDULE (Section 4 (4)) PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO BROADCASTING AUTHORITY OF ZIMBABWE BOARD Terms of office and conditions of service of members 104 1.(1) Subject to this Schedule, a member shall hold office for a term of five years. (2) A member shall continue in office after the expiry of his term until he has been re-appointed or his successor has been appointed: Provided that a member shall not hold office in terms of this subparagraph for longer than six months. (3) Subject to paragraph 10, a member shall hold office on such terms and conditions as the Minister may fix in relation to members generally. (4) A retiring member is eligible for reappointment as a member Provided that no member may be reappointed for a third term in office 105. (5) The terms and conditions of office of a member shall not, without the member’s consent, be altered to his detriment during his tenure of office. 104 105 Subparagraph substituted by s. 20 of Act 6/2003. Proviso inserted by s. 20 of Act 6/2003. - 46 -