the draft constitution of the commonwealth of grenada

CHAPTER XIII
PART 1
THE PROTECTIVE SERVICES COMMISSION
The Protective Services
Commission
184.(1) There shall be a Protective Services Commission
for Grenada consisting of a Chairman and not fewer than three or
more than five other members.
(2) The members of the Protective Services
Commission shall be appointed by the President by instrument
under the Public Seal, after the President has consulted with the
Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition.
(3) The functions of the Protective Services
Commission shall pertain to the operations of the Police Force, the
Fire Service, and the Prison Service of Grenada, and of any
Defence Forces operating in Grenada, whether established by the
Parliament of Grenada or as a regional body established by the
Member-States of CARICOM; and to all matters concerning the
appointment, removal, organisation and discipline of their
members.
(4) No person shall be qualified to be appointed as a
member of the Protective Services Commission if he or she holds
or is acting in any public office other than the office of member of
the Judicial and Legal Services Commission or member of the
Public Service Commission.
(5) A member of the Protective Services Commission
shall not, within a period of three years commencing with the date
on which he or she last held or acted in that office, be eligible for
appointment to any office, the power to make appointments to
which is vested by this Constitution in the President, acting on the
advice of the Protective Services Commission.
(6) The office of a member of the Protective Services
Commission shall become vacant–
(a) at the expiration of five years from the date
of his or her appointment or such earlier
time as may be specified in the instrument
by which he or she was appointed;
(b)
(c)
if he or she resigns his or her office;
if he or she is appointed to any public office
other than the office of member of the
Judicial and Legal Services Commission or
member of the Public Service Commission;
(d) if the President, acting on the
recommendation of the Prime Minister after
consultation with the Leader of the
Opposition, directs that he or she shall be
removed from office for inability to
discharge the functions thereof (whether
arising from infirmity of body or mind or
any other cause) or for misbehaviour.
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