Examples of Public Protector in a sentence

The Public Protector is appointed for a non-renewable period of seven years.
The investigation was conducted in terms of section 182 of the Constitution and sections 6 and 7 of the Public Protector Act.
The Public Protector of Rights is elected by the National Council of the Slovak Republic for a period of five years from candidates proposed by at least 15 Members of Parliament.
The Public Protector of Rights may file a motion with the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic to initiate a proceeding pursuant to Article 125, if a generally binding regulation is violating a basic human right or freedom granted to a natural or legal person.
All bodies of public authority shall give the Public Protector of Rights necessary assistance.

More Definitions of Public Protector

Public Protector means the person appointed as such under the Constitution;

Public Protector means the person appointed as Public Protector in terms of section 193 of The Constitution and, depending on the circumstances, any person to whom the Public Protector has delegated powers in terms of the Act;

Public Protector means the Public Protector referred to in section 182 of the Constitution;

Public Protector means the Public Protector of South Africa, an institution established under chapter 9 of the Constitution;

Public Protector means the Protecteur du citoyen du Québec.

Public Protector means the Public Protector described in sections 182 and 183 of the Constitution;

Public Protector means any person appointed as such in terms of 30