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The document defines Constitutional Organs as key oversight bodies in Nepal such as the Commission for Investigation of Abuse of Authority, Public Service Commission, National Human Rights Commission, Auditor General, Election Commission, and National Natural Resources and Fiscal Commission. It lists eligibility requirements for members such as Nepali citizenship, minimum age of 45, no criminal record or involvement in political parties. The Constitutional Council, chaired by the Prime Minister, is responsible for appointing the chief commissioners of these Constitutional Organs.
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