The Secretary-General is entitled to a salary in the amount specified for a Secretary General of the Constitutional Court of Montenegro. For its work the Secretary General shall report to the Protector. Article 51b Professional activities within the competence of the Protector shall be performed by the Advisors to the Protector. The Advisor the Protector may be a person who in addition to the general requirements established by the law, have a university degree, VII1 level of education qualifications and a minimum of 10 or seven years of work experience. The titles of the Advisor to the Protector shall be: Adviser to the Protector – Head and the Advisor to the Protector. The Advisor to the Protector - Advisor to the Head, shall be entitled to the salary from the salary grade 3, and the Advisor to the Protector to the salary grade 4 and have the right to salary determined by the coefficient of that salary grades in accordance with the law regulating the salaries of civil servants and state employees. The Act on internal organization and systematization of Service shall be issued by the Protector, with the previous opinion of the competent working body of the Parliament. Article 51c To carry out the professional duties, the Protector shall issue official identification document to the Advisors of the Protector. The form and content of the official identification document shall be established by the state authority responsible for human and minority rights. “ Article 21 Article 52 shall be amended to read as follows: „On the rights, obligations and responsibilities of the employed persons in the Service, which are not regulated by this Law, shall apply the regulations on civil servants and state employees and general labor legislation.“ Article 22 The Rules of Procedure of the Protector shall be harmonized within six months from the date of entry into force of this Law. The acts referred to in Article 5 and Article 51c, paragraph 2 of this Law shall be adopted within six months from the date of entry into force of this Law. Article 23 7