Arrange the following steps in the constitutional procedure for removing a President from office through impeachment in a presidential system of government in their correct chronological order from first to last:
- 1Submission of a written notice alleging gross misconduct, signed by the required fraction of legislators, to the head of the legislature.
- 2Serving a copy of the notice of allegation on the President and receiving the executive's statement of reply.
- 3Passing a formal resolution by the legislature authorizing an investigation into the allegations.
- 4Appointment of an independent investigative panel or tribunal to evaluate the evidence and report its findings.
- 5Consideration of the panel's report by the legislature and voting on the final resolution for the President's removal.
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The correct sequence for presidential impeachment begins with submitting a signed written notice of gross misconduct, followed by serving the notice on the President for a response, passing a resolution to investigate, appointing an independent panel to investigate, and finally voting on the panel's report for removal.
The correct order respects the constitutional safeguards of separation of powers and fair hearing inherent in a presidential system. It starts with notice submission, moves to notification and response, proceeds to a resolution authorizing investigation, involves an independent fact-finding panel, and concludes with a final vote on removal based on the panel's findings.
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Legislative Oversight and Impeachment Procedure in a Presidential System