www.lawcommission.gov.np (2) The annual report to be submitted pursuant to clause (1) shall set out, inter alia, the number of advices and opinions on constitutional and legal matters rendered by him or her throughout the year, along with short description of such advices and opinions, details of cases instituted as State cases, details of defence made in lawsuits in which the Government of Nepal is a plaintiff or defendant, details of reforms to be made in the future in relation to cases to be instituted as State cases and information relating to crime trends. 160. Chief Attorney: (1) There shall be a Chief Attorney in every Province, who shall be subordinate to the Attorney General. (2) The Chief of Province shall, on recommendation of the concerned Chief Minister, appoint the Chief Attorney. The Chief Attorney shall hold office during the pleasure of the Chief Minister. (3) A person who is qualified to be appointed as a Judge of High Court shall be eligible to be appointed as the Chief Attorney. (4) The office of the Chief Attorney shall fall vacant in any of the following circumstances: (a) In case he or she tenders resignation in writing to the Chief of Province through the Chief Minister; (b) In case he or she is removed from office by the Chief of Province on recommendation of the Chief Minister; (c) In case he or she dies. (5) The Chief Attorney shall be the chief legal advisor to the Provincial Government. It shall be the duty of the Chief Attorney to give opinions and advices on constitutional and legal matters to the Provincial Government and such other authorities as the Provincial Government may specify. (6) The Office of Attorney General shall manage the employees under the Office of Chief Attorney. (7) The remuneration and other facilities of the Chief Attorney shall be similar to those of a Judge of High Court. The functions, duties and powers and other conditions of service of the Chief Attorney shall be as provided for in the provincial law. 84