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- It's a world of clock-watchers... bureaucrats... officeholders, what it is.

The Electoral Commissioner, a Constitutional officeholder, is the head of the Electoral Commission.

The family members of the officeholders to sugar extraction department! Come on!

In addition to members of both genders, the current composition of the Government comprises officeholders from the country's various ethnic African-origin groups.

This Act replaced the Act on the Employment Security of Municipal Officeholders (484/1996) and the local regulations applied to terms of employment.

But back in 1993 there was one exception – one senior Republican officeholder and policy intellectual who did not forgethis policy commitments of earlier years: US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan.

These mechanisms contain oversight components by way of representation through officeholders who scrutinize and report to the Secretary for Defence who, in terms of the Defence Act (42 of 2002), perform functions necessary or expedient to enhance executive control over the military.

The State party has also abolished compulsory age retirement in some areas of Commonwealth responsibility: Public Service Act 1999 and Abolition of Compulsory Age Retirement (Statutory Officeholders) Act 2001, and it intends to abolish compulsory retirement for directors of public companies.

Although there was still room for improvement, the Administration had, in general, taken steps to specify timetables for the implementation of recommendations, disclose officeholders to be held accountable and establish an effective mechanism to strengthen oversight of the implementation of audit recommendations.