b) To draw and peruse agreements, contracts, treaties, conventions and documents by whatever name called, to which the Government is a party of in respect of which the Government has an interest; c) To represent the Government in Court or any other legal proceedings to which the Government is a party; and d) To perform such other functions as may be assigned to him or her by the President or by Law.” 76. In his letter dated 12th April, 2012 and addressed to the Inspector General of Government, the Attorney General explained the content of the MoU between the Government and the QCIL and concluded by stressing as follows:“However, before the clearance could be issued, the IGG informally requested the Solicitor General to stay the clearance for, it is stated there was an on-going inquiry. If the enquiry referred to be the one comprised in the report forwarded, there is no bar to this office clearing the draft Memorandum of Understanding ……………….. As long as you have not formally brought to our notice any wrong doing on the party of M/S Quality Chemical Industries Limited, the current Memorandum of Understanding is cleared with the comments. Your office can still go ahead with the investigations if you so wish.” 77. From the above statement, we do not see any single word that amounts to a review or quashing of the IGG’s report and the Reference No. 5 of 2013 Page 29