(q) (r) (s) (t) (u) (v) (w) (x) (y) (z) (aa) (bb) (cc) (dd) (ee) (2) (a) (b) “Leadership Code of Conduct” means the Leadership Code of Conduct established under Chapter Fourteen of this Constitution; “local government council” means a council referred to in article 180 of this Constitution; “Minister” means a Minister of the Government and includes a Minister of State and a Deputy Minister; “oath of allegiance” means an oath of allegiance prescribed by this Constitution; “Parliament” means the Parliament of Uganda; “President” means the President of Uganda; “public office” means an office in the public service; “public officer” means a person holding or acting in any public office; “public service” means service in a civil capacity of the Government or of a local government; “session” means a series of meetings of Parliament within a period of twelve months; “sitting” includes a period during which Parliament is continuously sitting without adjournment and a period during which it is in committee; “Speaker” means the Speaker of Parliament and “Deputy Speaker” shall be construed accordingly; “subordinate court” means a court subordinate to the High Court; “Supreme Court” means the Supreme Court of Uganda; “Uganda” means the Republic of Uganda. In this Constitution— unless the context otherwise requires, a reference to an office in the public service includes— (i) a reference to the office of Chief Justice, Deputy Chief Justice, Principal Judge, a justice of the Supreme Court or a justice of Appeal, or a judge of the High Court and the office of a member of any other court of law established by or under the authority of this Constitution, other than a court-martial, being an office the emoluments of which are paid directly from the Consolidated Fund or directly out of monies provided by Parliament; and (ii) a reference to the office of a member of the Uganda Police Force, the Uganda Prisons Service, the education service and the health service; a reference to an office in the public service does not include a