(c) Cabinet 73. developing between their official interests and their private interests; use their position as such or use information entrusted to or received by them in their official position directly or indirectly to enrich themselves or any other person. (5) Where the Vice-President or Secretaries of State were engaged in any trade, business or other undertaking before assuming their offices they shall, if they wish to continue such trade, business or other undertaking do so under a trusteeship. (1) There shall be a Cabinet which shall consist of the President, the Vice-President and the Secretaries of State. (2) Cabinet shall regulate the procedure of its meetings. (3) The Cabinet shall be responsible for advising the President with respect to the policies of the Government and shall have such other functions as may be conferred by any other law. Responsibility of 74. Cabinet and Secretaries Of State The Vice-President and Secretaries of State shall be collectively responsible to the National Assembly for any advice given to the President in Cabinet, and the Vice President and each Secretary of State shall be accountable to the President and the National Assembly for the administration of the departments and other business of Government committed to his or her charge. Vote of censure 75. (1) The National Assembly may, by resolution supported by the votes of two-thirds of all the members, pass a vote of censure against a Secretary of State or Vice President on the grounds of(a) (b) (c) (2) his or her inability, arising from any cause, to perform the functions of his or her office; abuse of office or violation of any provision of this Constitution; his or her misconduct in office. A vote of censure shall be initiated by a petition, signed by not less than one third of all the members of the National assembly to the President through the Speaker stating the grounds on which they are dissatisfied with the conduct or performance of the Secretary of State or vicePresident.