The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-05
OF THE CABINET.

ARTICLE 33.-CoUNsELLoRs OF THE PRESIDENT.
The Cabinet shall be the special cOunsellOrs of the
President and shall be consulted by him concerning all
matters of public policy, appointments to office and
other matters OF Importance concerning which action
IS contemplated
The President shall not be bound to follow the advice
of the Cabinet except in the instances where by this
Constitution the approval of the Cabinet is required
prerequisite for his action
ARTICLE 34-REPoRTs, RESPONSIBILITY, POWERS OF
APPOINTMENT AND REMOVAL.
SECTION l. Each member of the Cabinet shall keep
an office at the seat of Government and shall not later
than the last Wednesday in February in each year.
present to the President full report of the principal
transactions within his department during the year
ending December thirtyfrs last proceeding, together
with such accommodations as he may think proper.
He shall also at any time when requested in writing
by the President make report to the President on any
subject within the scope of his Department
SECTION 2. The members of the Cabinet shall be
responsible for the conduct of their respective depart
ments and with the approval of the President shall
have the appointment OF the following heads of
Bureaus, under their respective departments, viz:
The Superintendent Of Public Works the Surveyor
General; the Registrar of Deeds the Superintendent
of the Honolulu Water Works the Chief Officer of the
Honolulu Fire Departments the Marshal; the COIlec-
tor General of Customs the Tax Assessors in Chief
and the Post Master General and also the heads of any
other Bureaus created by law.
SECTION 3. Each head of Bureau shall be reSpOn-
sibe for the conduct of his Bureau and shall have the
appointment of the officers under him. subject to the
approval OF the Minister IN whose Department he is
employed.
He may ALSO with the approval of such Minister,
remove any such subordinate officer
SECTION 4. The financial responsibility of any Off
of the Government for his own conduct or that of
his subordinate shall be determined by law.
ARTICLE 35.-ACTING PRESIDENT IN CASE OF DEATH
DISABILITY ABSENCE OF PRESIDENT.
SECTION l. In case of the temporary disability or
absence from the country of the President the Minister
of Foreign Affairs while such disability absence
tinues, shall act as President or
In of the disability absence from the country
of such Minister the Minister of the Interior, while
such disability absence of the President continues
shall act as President or
In case of the disability absence of both such
Ministers the Minister of Finance while such disability
or absence of the President continues shall act as
President or
In case of the disability absence from the country
of the three Ministers aforesaid then the Attorney
General while such disability absence of the Presi-
dent continues. shall act as President
SECTION g In the DEATH resignation, removal
or permanent disability of the President, the Minister
of Foreign Affairs shall thereupon act President until
successor to the President elected inmanner herein
designated or,
In case of the disability absence from the country
of such Minister the Minister of the Interior shall act
as President for the time aforesaid; or,
In case of the disability absence from the country
of both such Ministers the Minister of Finance shall
act as President for the time aforesaid; or,