Can you provide an example of when the President or Governor might deem it necessary to pay compensation to someone for vacating their post?
An example of when the President or Governor might deem it necessary to pay compensation to someone for vacating their post could be if a highly qualified individual with specialized skills was appointed under this Constitution to hold a civil post, but later the position is abolished due to restructuring or budget cuts. In this scenario, the person may have difficulty finding another job that utilizes their unique expertise. To help ease the transition and acknowledge the inconvenience caused by the sudden loss of employment, the President or Governor might decide that it is necessary to provide compensation to the individual.