(1) There is established by this Act, a Presidential Estates Unit, the functions of which are,

(a) to take and keep an inventory of the assets and properties of the Government which are assets and properties not vested in the Lands Commission established under article 258 of the Constitution,

(b) to ensure that the assets and properties of the Government are maintained in good condition and tenantable repair, and

(c) to ensure that, where relevant, the assets and properties of the Government are transferred in good condition and tenantable repair.

(2) The Presidential Estate Unit shall be under an Administrator-General who shall be appointed by the President in consultation with the Council of State.

(3) The Administrator-General shall have the same terms and conditions of service as a Justice of the Court of Appeal.

(4) The Administrator-General shall make recommendations to the

President in consonance with article 179 of the Constitution, for budgetary allocation for the purpose of the transfer of the reins of Government from one administration to the next administration.

(5) The Presidential Estates Unit is responsible for the procurement of any assets or properties of Government which are assets and properties not vested in the Lands Commission.

(6) The Administrator-General shall in procuring assets. Comply with the provisions of the Public Procurement Act, i 2003 (Act ~3).