@) carry out taxation of costs; and {k) perform such acts and duties as may be incidental to the matters set out in paragraphs (a) to (j). ARTICLE 19 ELECTION AND APPOINTMENT OF THE REGISTRAR . The President shall give notice of a vacancy or impending vacancy to Member States and shall fix a date for the closure of the list of candidates so as to enable nominations and information received by the Tribunal in sufficient time. concerning the candidates to be . Nominations shall indicate the relevant information concerning the candidates and in particular information as to age, sex, nationality, present occupation, academic qualifications, knowledge of languages, any previous experience in law, or work in international organisations. The Registrar shall be elected by the Tribunal by secret ballot from candidates nominated by Member States from nationals who are qualified to hold similar office in their respective States. The person elected shall be appointed as Registrar by the President. ARTICLE 20 TENURE OF OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR The Registrar shall serve for a term of five (5) years and will be eligible for reappointment for one further term. ARTICLE 21 OATH OR AFFIRMATION OF OFFICE 1. Before taking affirmation of appointment. up his or her duties, the Registrar shall take office before the President immediately upon an oath or his or her 2. The oath or affirmation of office shall be taken in accordance with the form prescribed in Annex 2 of this Protocol. ARTICLE 22 REMOVAL OF THE REGISTRAR 1. The Registrar may be removed from office only if he or she: 12