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John Ken-Lukyamuzi v Attorney General and Anor (Constitutional Petition No. 19 of 2006)
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Held that the Inspectorate of Government is the 'appropriate tribunal' under Article 83(1)(e) empowered to remove a Member of Parliament for breach of the Leadership Code.
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