Constitution of Zambia (Amendment) [No. 2 of 2016 57 (c) an act, omission, measure or decision by a person or an authority; contravenes this Constitution, may petition the Constitutional Court for redress. (4) A decision of the Constitutional Court is not appealable to the Supreme Court. 129. (1) The Constitutional Court shall be constituted by an uneven number of not less than three judges, except when hearing an interlocutory matter. Sittings of Constitutional Court (2) The Constitutional Court shall be constituted by one judge when hearing an interlocutory matter. (3) The full bench of the Constitutional Court shall be constituted by an uneven number of not less than five judges. (4) The Constitutional Court shall be presided over by— (a) the President of the Constitutional Court; (b) in the absence of the President of the Constitutional Court, the Deputy-President of the Constitutional Court; and (c) in the absence of the Deputy-President of the Constitutional Court, the most senior judge of the Constitutional Court, as constituted. 130. There is established the Court of Appeal which consists of such number of judges as prescribed. Establishment and composition of Court of Appeal 131. (1) The Court of Appeal has jurisdiction to hear appeals from— Jurisdiction of Court of Appeal (a) the High Court; (b) other courts, except for matters under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court; and (c) quasi-judicial bodies, except a local government elections tribunal. (2) An appeal from a decision of the Court of Appeal shall be made to the Supreme Court with leave of the Court of Appeal. 132. (1) The Court of Appeal shall be constituted by an uneven number of not less than three judges, except when hearing an appeal in an interlocutory matter. Sittings of Court of Appeal