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"content": "governor cannot be there would be if the deputy county governor is unable to act. That word “unable to act” under this Constitution presupposes that the only time that the position of the deputy governor can be vacant is in those situations where he is unable to act. “Unable to act” can mean through physical, mental, infirmity and so on. Therefore to that extent, one could say that the Constitution contemplates that the fate of the deputy governor is tied up with the governor himself. I do agree that there is a lacuna there but because of the rulings and the precedence that has been set, we are on the right course. Later on, certain issues will have to be addressed. You cannot have an independent vacancy in the office of the deputy governor only in situations where the deputy governor is unable to act. Actually you can have that vacancy in other situations, for example, through the impeachment process."
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