IV. NOMINATION AND CONDITIONS FOR NOMINATION

The Public Prosecution Office of the Republic of Macedonia is a state body that regardless of its independence and autonomy in its work, it is responsible for its activities to the Assembly of the Republic of Macedonia. The Assembly of the Republic of Macedonia appoints the Public Prosecutor and the Deputy Public Prosecutors and determines the number of the deputies in the Public Prosecution Office of the Republic of Macedonia, the High and Primary Public Prosecution Offices.

For a Public Prosecutor and Deputy Public Prosecutor may be appointed a citizen of the Republic of Macedonia that answers to the general conditions to have a job in a state body provided by a law, bachelor of law with a compatible group and passed bar exam, who is honorable in functioning as a Public Prosecutor, or Deputy Public Prosecutor. Except these conditions, considering the level in witch the Public Prosecutor or its Deputy is nominated, he/she must have work experience with distinguished results after the bar exam, in legal meters.

For Public Prosecutor of the Republic of Macedonia or Deputy of the Public Prosecutor of the Republic of Macedonia may be appointed a regular or irregular professor at the Faculty of Law who teaches a legal subject for ten years period in the same or lower teaching level.

To achieve professionally and competency in executing the Public Prosecution work, as well as for its independence and objectivity the Public Prosecutor and the Deputies must preserve the status of the function that they do and they must not under take duties or work that are opposite to this function and its status. The Public Prosecutor and the Deputies must not be MPs, representatives or other function in the state bodies, the commune and the city Skopje. The same is incompatible with the performance of political function or membership in a political party or other political association