constituteproject.org PDF generated: 26 Sep 2013, 21:49 (4) The institute or association referred to in subsection (3)(b) must nominate the panel referred to in that subsection when called upon to do so by the President. (5) A tribunal appointed under subsection (2) must inquire into the question of removing the Auditor-General from office and, having done so, must report its findings to the President and recommend whether or not the Auditor-General should be removed, and if the tribunal so recommends the President must, by order under the public seal, remove the Auditor-General from office. (6) A tribunal appointed under subsection (2) has the same rights and powers as commissioners under the Commissions of Inquiry Act [Chapter 10:07], or any law that replaces that Act. 314 Staff of Auditor-General An Act of Parliament must provide for the appointment of a board to employ persons to assist the Auditor-General in the exercise of his or her functions, and must also provide for-(a) the qualifications of those persons; (b) the conditions of service, conduct and discipline of those persons; (c) the independence, impartiality and integrity of those persons; and (d) the organisation, efficiency and well-being of the Auditor-General's office. PART 6 GENERAL 315 Procurement and other governmental contracts (1) An Act of Parliament must prescribe procedures for the procurement of goods and services by the State and all institutions and agencies of government at every level, so that procurement is effected in a manner that is transparent, fair, honest, cost-effective and competitive. (2) An Act of Parliament must provide for the negotiation and performance of the following State contracts-(a) joint-venture contracts; (b) contracts for the construction and operation of infrastructure and facilities; and (c) concessions of mineral and other rights; to ensure transparency, honesty, cost-effectiveness and competitiveness. 316 Management of statutory bodies An Act of Parliament must provide for the competent and effective operation of statutory bodies and, in particular, must ensure that their chief executive officers serve for limited periods whose renewal is dependent on the efficient performance of their duties. Zimbabwe 2013 Page 134