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REPUBLIC OF NAURU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY EXTRAORDINARY --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No.13 25th February, 2003 Nauru --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- G.N.No. 45/2003 CONSTITUTION OF NAURU ARTICLE 21 ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE BUSINESS OF GOVERNMENT IN EXERCISE OF THE POWERS IN THAT BEHALF VESTED IN IT, UNDER ARTICLE 21 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF NAURU, THE CABINET OF THE REPUBLIC OF NAURU DOES HEREBY APPOINT THE HONOURABLE DEROG GIOURA, M.P BEING THE MINISTER ASSISTING THE PRESIDENT, FOREIGN AFFAIRS, JUSTICE & GOOD GOVERNANCE, TRUST, NAURU PHOSPHATE CORPORATION, FINANCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND A MEMBER OF THE CABINET OF NAURU, TO PERFORM THE DUTIES AND EXERCISE THE FUNCTIONS OF THE PRESIDENT IN NAURU EFFECTIVE 21ST FEBRUARY, 2003, DURING THE ABSENCE OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT, THE HON. BERNARD DOWIYOGO, M.P FROM THE REPUBLIC. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND THIS 25TH DAY OF FEBRUARY TWO THOUSAND AND THREE. DEROG GIOURA ACTING PRESIDENT AND ACTING CHAIRMAN OF THE CABINET -2- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No.13 25th February, 2003 Nauru --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- G.N.No. 46/2003 CONSTITUTION OF NAURU ARTICLE 23 BUSINESS OF GOVERNMENT IN EXERCISE OF THE POWERS IN THAT BEHALF VESTED IN THE PRESIDENT UNDER ARTICLE 23 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF NAURU, I DEROG GIOURA, M.P. ACTING PRESIDENT OF NAURU, HEREBY ASSIGN TO THE MINISTER OF THE CABINET OF NAURU THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE BUSINESS OF THE GOVERNMENT AS SET OUT OPPOSITE HIS NAME. MINISTER OF CABINET BUSINESS OF GOVERNMENT HON. DOGABE JEREMIAH M.P THE PORTFOLIO OF THE MINISTER FOR TELECOMMUNICATION AND HEALTH AND TRANSPORT AND MINISTER FOR INTERNAL AFFAIRS IN RELATION TO THE BUSINESS OF THE GOVERNMENT TO BE UNDERTAKEN IN NAURU BY THE SAID MINISTER. THE ABOVE ASSIGNMENTS OF RESPONSIBILTIY FOR THE BUSINESS OF GOVERNMENT SHALL BE EFFECTIVE TODAY 21ST FEBRUARY, 2003. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND THIS 25TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, TWO THOUSAND AND THREE. DEROG GIOURA ACTING PRESIDENT AND ACTING CHAIRMAN OF THE CABINET .

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