constituteproject.org PDF generated: 19 Feb 2021, 13:13 2. b. in accordance with clauses (2) and (3) Where the Constitutional Appointments Authority considers that the question of removing a Justice of Appeal or Judge from office under clause (1) ought to be investigateda. the Authority shall appoint a tribunal consisting of a President and at least two other members, all selected from among persons who hold or have held office as a Judge of a court having unlimited original jurisdiction or a court having jurisdiction in appeals from such a court or from among persons who are eminent jurists of proven integrity; and b. 3. 4. the tribunal shall inquire into the matter, report on the facts thereof to the Authority and recommend to the President whether or not the Justice of Appeal or Judge ought to be removed from office. Where, under clause (2), the tribunal recommends that a Justice of Appeal or Judge ought to be removed from office, the President shall remove the Justice of Appeal or judge from office. Where under this article the question of removing a Justice of Appeal or Judge has been referred to a tribunal, the President may suspend the Justice of Appeal or Judge from performing the functions of a Justice of Appeal or Judge, but the suspensiona. may, on the advice of the Constitutional Appointments Authority, be revoked at any time by the President; b. shall cease to have effect if the tribunal recommends to the President that the Justice of Appeal or Judge ought not to be removed from office. PART VI: MISCELLANEOUS • Oaths to abide by constitution • Structure of the courts • Ordinary court selection 135. A Justice of Appeal, Judge or Master of the Supreme Court shall, before entering office, take and subscribe the oath of allegiance and such oath for the due performance of the functions of the office as may be prescribed by or under an Act. 136. 1. The President of the Court of Appeal may make Rules of the Court of Appeal. 2. The Chief Justice may make Rules of Court of the Supreme Court. 137. Acts may- Seychelles 1993 (rev. 2011) a. provide for the establishment of courts or tribunals which are subordinate to the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court, in this article referred to as "subordinate courts and tribunals", b. provide for the appointment to and removal from office of members of the subordinate courts and tribunals; c. define or provide for the definition of the jurisdiction and powers of the subordinate courts and tribunals; Page 57