(4) If there is any discrepancy in a delimitation report between the description of a constituency and its depiction on a map, the description prevails. 153 Declaration of boundaries of constituencies Within fourteen days after receiving the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission's final delimitation report, the President must publish a proclamation in the Gazette declaring the names and boundaries of the National Assembly and Senatorial constituencies as finally determined by the Commission to be the National Assembly and Senatorial Constituencies of Zimbabwe, and those boundaries shall have effect for the purposes of every subsequent general election. CHAPTER VII THE JUDICIARY PART I THE JUDICIARY AND THE COURTS 154 Judicial authority (1) The judicial authority of Zimbabwe vests in the courts which comprise(a) the Constitutional Court; (b) the Supreme Court; (c) the High Court; (d) the Labour Court; (e) the Administrative Court; and (f) any other courts established by Act of Parliament, including magistrates courts and customary-law courts. (2) An Act of Parliament may– (a) subject to section one hundred and sixty, vest adjudicating functions in a person or authority other than a court; or (b) vest functions other than adjudicating functions in any court or in a member of the judiciary. 155 The judiciary The judiciary of Zimbabwe consists of– (a) the Chief Justice, who is the head of the judiciary; (b) the Deputy Chief Justice; (c) the judges of the Constitutional Court; (d) the judges of the Supreme Court; (e) the Judge President, who is in charge of the High Court; (f) the judges of the High Court; (g) persons presiding over the Labour Court, the Administrative Court and magistrates courts; - 62 -