The Superior Council of the Magistrature comprehends: — The President of the Court of Cassation, Vice President of right; — The President of the Council of State; — The President of the Court of Accounts; — The Procurator General before the Court of Cassation; — Six persons from outside of the Magistrature of which three principals [titulaires] and three substitutes are appointed in equal number by the President of the Republic and the President of the National Assembly; — Three magistrates of the Bench of which two principals and one substitute[,] and three magistrates of the Office of the Public Prosecutor [Parquet] of which two principals and one substitute, are designated by their peers. These magistrates cannot sit [if] they are affected [concerner] by the deliberations of the Council. Article 106 The Superior Council of the Magistrature meets on [the] convocation and under the presidency of the Presidency of the Republic to examine any issues concerning the independence of the Magistrature. Under the presidency of its Vice President, the Superior Council of the Magistrature: — Makes proposals for the appointment of the magistrates of the Supreme Jurisdictions, of the first presidents of the Courts of Appeal and of the presidents of the tribunals of first instance; — gives its advice concerning the appointment and promotion of the magistrates of the Bench; — decides as [a] council of discipline of the magistrates of the Bench and of the Office of the Public Prosecutor. Article 107 An organic law determines the conditions of application of the provisions concerning the Superior Council of the Magistrature. TITLE IX OF THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE Article 108 The High Court is composed of Deputies that the National Assembly elects from within, at the first session of the legislature. It is presided over the by the President of the Court of Cassation. An organic law establishes the number of its members, its attributions and the rules of its functioning as well as the procedure to be followed before it.