IX: Complaints Commissioner The ninth chapter, which is made up of sections 95 and 96, lays out the procedure appointment of a Complaints Commissioner and describes its process and function. Under section 95, the Governor has the right to appoint a Complaints Commissioner to investigate any complaint about the Government of the Falkland Islands. The Commissioner cannot be a member of the Legislative Assembly and once appointed, the Commissioner cannot be subject to the direction or control of any other person or authority. Chapter X: Miscellaneous The tenth and final chapter, which is made up of sections 97-100, describes the Public Seal as well as the procedure for reappointments, concurrent appointments and resignations of any office or post established by the constitution. Section 100 gives a list of terms, used in the constitution, with their official interpretations. Annexes Annex A details the rules for the enactment of laws. Annex B gives the wording of the oaths and affirmations mandated by the constitution, which are the oath and affirmation of allegiance, the oath and affirmation for due execution of office, the oath and affirmation of Secrecy, and the Judicial oath and affirmation. Argentina The new constitution was protested against by Argentina, which claims the Falklands to be part of its territory. Jorge Taiana, the Foreign Minister of Argentina, described the constitution as a "violation of Argentine sovereignty and international law," saying that "the sole objective being pursued by the United Kingdom in approving what it calls reforms is to perpetuate an anachronistic colonial situation." References External links 1985 in law 2009 in law Falkland Islands Politics of the Falkland Islands Falkland Islands law Falkland Islands 2008 establishments in the Falkland Islands