The Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka (a) in proceedings relating to family relations, (b) in proceedings relating to sexual matters, (c) in the interests of national security or public safety, or (d) in the interests of order and security within the precincts of such court, tribunal or other Institution, exclude there from such persons as are not directly interested in the proceedings therein. Independence of the Judiciary 107. 93[(1) The Chief Justice, the President of the Court of Appeal and every other judge of the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal shall be appointed by the President 94[subject to the approval of the Constitutional Council,] by warrant under his hand.] Appointment and removal of Judges of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal (2) Every such Judge shall hold office during good behaviour and shall not be removed except by an order of the President made after an address of Parliament supported by a majority of the total number of Members of Parliament (including those not present) has been presented to the President for such removal on the ground of proved misbehaviour or incapacity: Provided that no resolution for the presentation of such an address shall be entertained by the Speaker or placed on the Order Paper of Parliament, unless notice of such resolution is signed by not less than one-third of the total number of Members of Parliament and sets out full particulars of the alleged misbehaviour or incapacity. (3) Parliament shall by law or by Standing Orders provide for all matters relating to the presentation of 93 - Substituted by the Twentieth Amendment to the Constitution Sec. 21. 94 - Substituted by the Twenty First Amendment to the Constitution Sec. 12. 119