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Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises ................................................... 72  \n7. Minister of Education, Arts and Culture  \n8. Minister of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare ......... 69  \n9. Minister of Health and Social Services .......................................................... 77  \n10. Minister of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation  \n11. Minister of Mines and Energy ............................................................. 62, 71, 78  \n12. Minister of Justice .......................................................................................... 56  \n13. Minister of Urban and Rural Development .............................................. 66, 74  \n14. Minister of Environment, Forestry and Tourism ............................................ 73  \n15. Minister of Industrialisation and Trade  \n-191-  \n16. Minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform .......................................... 65  \n17. Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources  \n18. Minister in the Presidency ........................................................................ 67, 75  \n19. Minister of Sport, Youth and National Service ........................................ 64, 68  \n20. Minister of Information and Communication Technology 21. Minister of Higher Education, Technology and Innovation  \nQuestion 56 (2024-06-19)  \nHon. Mootu (LPM) asked the Minister of Justice:  \nI would like ask the Minister of Justice, Hon. Yvonne Dausab, on the recruitment process in the Office of the Government Attorney. Hon. Dausab, we have observed strategic appointments in the Office of the Government Attorney where the Attorney General is alleged to be appointing his nieces and close friends, as lawyers. As you are fully aware, the Office of the Attorney General is a strategic State position, tasked to advice the State on matters of law.  \nFurther, inexperienced and novice lawyers are appointed to key State projects for legal advice and input, at the expense and exclusion of experienced lawyers at the Office. For instance a certain Ms. Heita with only two years experience has been appointed to serve on the Green Hydrogen Council, a new project of the State of technical and legal requirements.  \nI therefore ask the following:  \n1. Is this a tradition in the Government Attorney, where competent lawyers are overlooked on the expenses of those closer to the Attorney General?  \n2. Has the integrity and the professional reputation of the Attorney General’s Office not being compromised already?  \nQuestion 60 (2024-06-26)  \nHon. 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