(Wali). His government collectively resigned in protest against the dismissal of the Balochistan provincial government. After some political wrangling a minority government was formed by the Pakistan Peoples Party under Sardar Inayatullah Khan Gandapur, he was subsequently replaced by Nasrullah Khan Khattak. The provincial elections in 1977 were boycotted by the opposition Pakistan National Alliance, a short-lived government was formed under Chief Minister Muhammad Iqbal Khan Jadoon. On 5 July 1977 Martial Law was declared and the Provincial Assembly was dissolved. The 1985 elections were held on non-party basis on 28 February 1985. The first session of the Assembly was summoned on 12 March 1985 for the oath taking ceremony. Raja Amanullah Khan and Mr. Ahmad Hassan were elected as Speaker and Deputy Speaker on 14 March 1985 and Arbab Jehangir Khan was elected Chief Minister. The Assembly Secretariat shifted from Pakistan Academy for Rural Development to its own present building in 1987. Qualification of members According to Article 113 of the Constitution, the qualifications for membership in the National Assembly set forth in Article 62 of the Constitution also apply for membership to the Provincial Assembly. Thus, a member of the Provincial Assembly: must be a citizen of Khyber-Pukhtunkhwa; must be at least twenty-five years of age and must be enrolled as a voter in any electoral roll in– any part of Khyber-Pukhtunkhwa, for election to a general seat or a seat reserved for non-Muslims; and any area in Khyber-Pukhtunkhwa from which the member seeks membership for election to a seat reserved for women. must be of good character and not commonly known as one who violates Islamic injunctions; must have adequate knowledge of Islamic teachings and practices obligatory duties prescribed by Islam as well as abstains from major sins; must be sagacious, righteous, non-profligate, and honest; must have never been convicted for a crime involving moral turpitude or for giving false evidence; must have never, after the establishment of Pakistan, worked against the integrity of the country or opposed the ideology of Pakistan. The disqualifications specified in paragraphs 3 and 4 do not apply to a person who is a non-Muslim, but such a person must have good moral reputation and possess other qualifications prescribed by an act of Parliament. Disqualification of members The criteria for disqualification of members of a Provincial Assembly is established by Articles 63, 63A, 113 and 127. A person shall be disqualified from