94. Extent of the Executive authority of the Government of the Unit- Subject to the provisions of the Constitution the executive authority of the Unit should extend to the matters with respect to which the Legislature of the Unit has power to make laws:
Provided that in any matter with respect to which the Legislature of Unit and also the Federal Legislature have power; to make laws, the executive power of the Unit should be subject to and limited by the executive power expressly conferred by the Constitution or by any law made by the Federal Legislature upon the Federal Government or authorities thereof.
Conduct of Government Business
95. Conduct of Business of the Government of a Unit: - Provision should be made for framing rules by the Head of the Unit for the conduct of Government business in the Unit.
96. Duties of Chief Minister as respects the furnishing of information to the Head of the Unit.- Provision should be made whereby the Head of the Unit should be kept informed of all the decisions of the Council of Ministers and proposals for legislation. The Head of the Units should also be furnished with such information relating to the administration of the affairs of the Unit and proposals for Legislation as he might call for.
The Advocate-General of a Unit
97.The Advocate-General of a Unit:— (1) There should be an Advocate-General of the Unit to be appointed by the Head of the Unit. He should be a person qualified to become a Judge of the High Court. There should be no age limit.
(2) The Advocate-General should hold office during the pleasure of the Head of the Unit and should receive such remuneration as may be determined by an Act of the Legislature of the Unit and until so determined, such remuneration as was payable immediately before the commencement of the Constitution; provided that it should not be varied to the disadvantage of an incumbent during his term of office.
CHAPTER II
The Legislature of a Unit
98. Constitution of the Legislature of a Unit: - (1) For each Unit there should be a unicameral Legislature composed of members chosen by direct election.
(2) The members of the Legislature of a Unit should not be less than 75 and not more than 350.
(3) The Federal Legislature may by law determine.
(i) the total number of seats for the Legislature of a Unit subject to the limits specified above; and
