of sections 74-81, describes the powers of the Government of the Falkland Islands over the public finances. The chapter sets up a Consolidated Fund for the storage of public funds, and section 75 describes the procedure for withdrawals from the Consolidated Fund. Section 76 describes the role of the Director of Finance of the Falkland Islands who lays out the revenues and expenditure of the islands which then must be authorised by the Legislative Assembly. Section 78 sets up a Contingencies Fund, to be used in the event of an urgent and unforeseen need for expenditure. Use of the fund requires the approval of the Legislative Assembly via an appropriation Bill. A Public Accounts Committee is set up by section 81, which also describes the membership, election and powers of the Committee. Chapter VII: The Public Service The seventh chapter, which is made up of sections 82-85, states that there shall be a Chief Executive of the Falkland Islands and describes the appointment process for that office. The Chief Executive is appointed by the Governor on the advice of the Executive Council and the main duty of the Chief Executive is to head of the public service. Section 84 states that appointments to such public offices, which are vested in the Governor, can be delegated to the Chief Executive. Section 85 describes the procedure for the disciplining and removal from office of public officials. Chapter VIII: The Administration of Justice The eighth chapter, which is made up of sections 86-94, sets out the structure and composition of the judiciary. Section 86 creates the Supreme Court of the Falkland Islands and gives it unlimited jurisdiction to hear and determine any civil or criminal proceedings. Under section 86(2), the Supreme Court consists of the Chief Justice of the Falkland Islands who is determined by section 89. The Court of Appeal is set up by section 87 and consists of a President and two Justices of Appeal. The section goes on to describe the powers and duties of the Court, and sections 93 and 94 set out the Court's practice and procedure. Sections 88-90 details the appointment, powers and tenure of the Judges, Acting Judges and the Senior Magistrate. The chapter also states that, before executing any powers of their offices, all judicial officials must take the oath of allegiance and the judicial oath which are both set out in Annex B. Chapter