62 The Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka the officer so aggrieved, may appeal to the Commission against such order in accordance with such rules made by the Commission from time to time, relating to the procedure to be followed in the making, hearing and determination of an appeal made to the Commission and the period fixed within which an appeal should be heard and concluded. (2) The Commission shall have the power upon such appeal to alter, vary, rescind or confirm an order against which an appeal is made, or to give directions in relation thereto, or to order such further or other inquiry as to the Commission shall seem fit. (3) The Commission shall cause to be published in the Gazette the rules made by it under paragraph (1) of this Article. Administrative Appeals Tribunal 59. (1) There shall be an Administrative Appeals Tribunal appointed by the Judicial Service Commission. (2) The Administrative Appeals Tribunal shall have the power to alter, vary or rescind any order or decision made by the Commission. (3) The constitution, powers and procedure of such Tribunal, including the time limits for the preferring of appeals, shall be provided for by law. Commission not to exercise power where there is delegation 60. Upon delegation of any of its powers to a Committee or a public officer appointed under Article 56 or Article 57 as the case may be, the Commission shall not, while such delegation is in force, exercise or perform its functions or duties in regard to the categories of public officers in respect of which such delegation is made, subject to the provisions contained in paragraphs (1) and (2) of Article 58. Procedure at meetings 61. (1) The quorum for a meeting of the Commission shall be five members. (2) All decisions of the Commission shall be made by