A Minister must leave office if the President removes them, if they resign, if they become disqualified from being a Member of Parliament, or if they die. This means the President has the power to end a Minister's term, and Ministers can step down on their own. Becoming ineligible to serve in Parliament also forces a Minister to vacate the position. These rules ensure that only qualified people hold ministerial office.

if the appointment of the holder of the office is revoked by the President; or

becomes disqualified to be a member of Parliament; or

The office of a Minister shall become vacant—

 Article 116 lists the circumstances under which a Minister’s position becomes vacant.

Article 116: What Makes a Minister Leave Office

116.Vacation of office of Minister

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