The Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka 85 104D. It shall be lawful for the Commission, upon the making of an Order for the holding of an election or the making of a Proclamation requiring the conduct of a Referendum, as the case may be, to make recommendations to the President regarding the deployment of the armed forces of the Republic for the prevention or control of any actions or incidents which may be prejudicial to the holding or conducting of a free and fair election or Referendum, as the case may be. Deployment of Armed Forces 104E. 82 [(1) There shall be a Commissioner-General of Elections who shall be appointed by the Commission on such terms and conditions as shall be determined by the Commission.] CommissionerGeneral of Elections and other officers of the Commission (2) The Commissioner-General of Elections shall be entitled to be present at meetings of the Commission, except where any matter relating to him is being considered by the Commission. He shall have no right to vote at such meetings. (3) The Commission may appoint such other officers to the on such terms and conditions as may be determined by the Commission. (4) The salaries of the Commissioner-General of Elections and the other officers of the Commission, shall be determined by the Commission and shall be charged on the Consolidated Fund. (5) The Commissioner-General of Elections shall, subject to the direction and control of the Commission, implement the decisions of the Commission and exercise supervision over the officers of the Commission. (6) The Commission may delegate to the Commissioner-General of Elections or other officer of the Commission, any power, or of Commissioner-General of Elections or such officer shall exercise, perform and discharge such power, duty or function, subject to the direction and control of the Commission. (7) The office of the Elections shall become vacant (a) Commissioner-General of upon his death; (b) on his resignation in writing addressed to the Commission; (c) on his attaining the age of 83 [Sixty] years; 82 - Substituted by the Twentieth amendment to the Constitution Sec. 20(1). 83 - Substituted by the Twentieth amendment to the Constitution Sec. 20(2) for “Sixty five”.