What is the constitutional term of office of the Chief Election Commissioner of Pakistan?
Correct answer: A. Five years
- A. Five years
- B. Four years
- C. Six years
- D. Seven years
Explanation
Article 215 provides a five-year term for the Chief Election Commissioner. The term is fixed by the Constitution and is not the same as the varying terms of elected legislatures.
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