shall, before assuming the functions of their office, take and subscribe to the prescribed oaths. (4) The office of a Secretary of State shall become vacant(a) (b) (c) Functions and 72. incidents of office on the assumption by a person of the office of President; on his or her appointment being revoked by the President; on his or her death or resignation. (5) Without prejudice to the right to revoke an appointment for any cause, the President shall revoke the appointment of a Secretary of State if the National Assembly adopts a vote of censure against the Secretary of State. (1) The Vice-President and Secretaries of State shall be responsible for such Departments of State or other business of the Government as the President may assign to them. In making such assignments, the President shall have regard to the desirability of ensuring that such responsibilities are entrusted to competent persons with relevant qualifications or experience. (2) The Attorney General shall be the principal legal adviser to the Government and shall have the right of audience in all courts in The Gambia. (3) The Vice-President and Secretaries of State shall be entitled to such remuneration, allowances and other incidents of office as may be prescribed by an Act of the National Assembly. (4) The Vice-President and Secretaries of State shall not(a) while they continue in office, hold any other office of profit or emolument whether public or private, occupy any other position carrying the right to remuneration for the rendering of services, or directly or indirectly carry on any trade, business or other undertaking; Provided that the Vice-President and the Secretaries of State may undertake and carry on agricultural business including farming, horticulture, livestock rearing and artisanal fishing; (b) undertake any activity inconsistent with their official position or expose themselves to any situation which carries with it the risk of a conflict