The amendment mandates that the president consult the prime minister on ministerial appointments. The goal of the new constitution was to reconcile parliamentary democracy with ministerial stability. The hierarchy in each ministerial cabinet is determined by the Minister. These constitutional changes also included the introduction of judicial ministerial responsibility. The prime minister is responsible for producing and enforcing the Ministerial Code. Each congregation has a body of appointed unpaid male elders and ministerial servants. Ministerial instability caused some governmental instability. Subordinate to these ministerial departments are executive agencies. Since 1958, the mandate is also incompatible with a ministerial function. He was forced to resign this position in order to accept his ministerial appointment. Many have served in ministerial or other political positions beforehand. These appointments were made with the intent of restoring a ministerial oligarchy. These conversations were held in the strictest confidence due to ministerial responsibility. They lie at the core of ministerial governance. Courts specifically distinguish discretionary acts from ministerial acts.