Constitutional offices of Ghana

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The Constitutional offices of Ghana are the key state positions established and protected by the national constitution, encompassing the highest executive, legislative, and judicial roles that underpin the country’s system of governance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constitutional office category
constitutionalProtection removal procedures defined by the 1992 Constitution of Ghana
tenure and conditions of service safeguarded by the constitution
country Ghana
establishedInCurrentForm 1992
governanceRole key state positions established and protected by the national constitution
includeBranch executive branch
judicial branch
legislative branch
includesOffice Attorney-General of Ghana NERFINISHED
Auditor-General of Ghana NERFINISHED
Cabinet of Ghana NERFINISHED
Chief Justice of Ghana NERFINISHED
Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice NERFINISHED
Council of State of Ghana NERFINISHED
District Chief Executives (under constitutional framework for local government) NERFINISHED
Electoral Commission of Ghana NERFINISHED
Justices of the Supreme Court of Ghana NERFINISHED
Members of Parliament of Ghana
National Commission for Civic Education NERFINISHED
President of Ghana NERFINISHED
Speaker of Parliament of Ghana NERFINISHED
Vice-President of Ghana
legalBasis Constitution of the Republic of Ghana, 1992 NERFINISHED
predecessorFramework earlier constitutions of Ghana (e.g., 1969, 1979)
purpose to ensure separation of powers
to provide checks and balances among branches of government
to underpin Ghana’s system of democratic governance
relatedPrinciple constitutional supremacy in Ghana
independence of constitutional bodies such as the Electoral Commission
independence of the judiciary in Ghana
rule of law in Ghana

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Vice-President of Ghana includedIn Constitutional offices of Ghana