Third Schedule

National oaths and affirmations

Articles 74, 141(3), 148(5), and 152(4)

The Third Schedule contains the national oaths and solemn affirmations taken by key State officers at the moment they assume office.

In the classroom: Use this schedule with Chapters Eight, Nine and Ten. Each oath translates constitutional duty into a public promise of allegiance, lawful conduct, impartial service and institutional integrity.

Third Schedule · National oaths and affirmations · Article 74, Article 141(3), Article 148(5), and Article 152(4).

Using this Schedule

Multiple choice — 10 questions

Questions follow the Third Schedule and its links to public office. Use Clue if needed.

1. National oaths and affirmations for State officers are primarily found in:

2. The Third Schedule is expressly referenced in provisions including:

3. A person assumes the office of President under the Constitution. The Third Schedule requires the President to take:

4. The Deputy President’s oath emphasises, among other duties:

5. Cabinet Secretaries undertake in their oath to be “true and faithful counsellor” to:

6. The Secretary to the Cabinet / Principal Secretary oath centres on:

7. Judicial officers’ oaths require impartial justice and mention upholding:

8. Members of Parliament swear or affirm to bear true faith and allegiance to:

9. Speaker and Deputy Speaker oaths add a duty to do right to persons in accordance with:

10. Third Schedule oaths connect most directly to Chapter Six themes of:

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