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Section 46, The Constitution of Sierra Leone, 1991
In force, as amendedThe Constitution of Sierra Leone, 1991, Sierra Leone
(1) No person shall hold office as President for more than two terms of five years each whether or not the termsare consecutive.
(2) Any person who is elected President while he is, or has been elected a Member of Parliament shall, on assuming
office as President, cease to be an elected Member of Parliament and his seat shall be declared vacant.
(3) The President shall not, while he continues in office as President, hold any other office of profit or emolument in
the service of Sierra Leone or occupy any other position carrying the right to remuneration for rendering services.
(4) Upon his assumption of office, the President shall take and subscribe the oath for the due execution of his office
as set out in the Second Schedule to this Constitution.
(5) The oath aforesaid shall be administered by the Chief Justice of Sierra Leone or the person for the time being
appointed to exercise the functions of the Chief Justice.
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