The Constitution no longer has rules for appointing officials like the chairperson of the Uganda Human Rights Commission, Electoral Commission, Inspector General of Government, or Judicial Service Commission. These provisions have been removed. You should look at other laws to understand how these appointments are made today. Government must follow those current laws instead.

<del>the chairperson and other members of the Uganda Human Rights commission;</del>

<del>the chairperson and other members of the Electoral Commission;</del>

<del>the Inspector General of Government and the Deputy Inspectors General; and</del>

<del>the chairperson, deputy chairperson and other members of the Judicial Service Commission.</del>

<del>The first appointments to the following offices shall be made within six months after the assumption of office of the first President elected in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution—</del>

Article 273 (repealed) required the first President under the new Constitution to appoint key officials, including those for human rights, elections, governance, and the judiciary, within six months.

Article 273: Appointment to Key Commissions

<del>Appointment to certain offices</del>

Article 273: Appointment to Key Commissions

273.Appointment to certain offices

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