Section 17. Impeachment. The Legislature may impeach the Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Comptroller, the heads of principal executive departments,
judicial officers and such other officers of the Territory as may be made subject to
impeachment by law, by a three-fourths vote of all the members, and shall provide by
law procedures for the trial and removal from office, after conviction, of officers so
impeached. No officer shall be convicted on impeachment by vote of less than two-
thirds of the members of the tribunal hearing the charges. Judgment shall be limited to
removal from office. An impeached officer, whether convicted or acquitted, shall be
liable to prosecution, trial, judgment and punishment according to law.

 Section 18. State of Emergency: Relocation of Government. In case of invasion,
rebellion, epidemic or any other event giving rise to a state of emergency, the
Governor may call the Legislature to meet in a place other than the capital, subject to
the approval of the Legislature. Under the same conditions, the Governor may, during
the period of emergency order the Government, its agencies and instrumentalities to
be moved temporarily to a place other than the seat of the Government.