132 The Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka (6) The Commission shall determine its own procedure and shall have such powers in the performance of its duties as Parliament may, by law, confer on it. (7) The President shall cause every recommendation made by the Finance Commission under this Article to be laid before Parliament, and shall notify Parliament as to the action taken thereon. (8) No Court or Tribunal shall inquire into, or pronounce on, or in any manner entertain, determine or rule upon, any question relating to the adequacy of such funds, or any recommendation made, or principle formulated by, the Commission. Special provision enabling Provincial Councils not to exercise powers under this Chapter 154S. (1) A Provincial Council may, by resolution, decide Article 154G with respect to any not to exercise its powers matter or part thereof set out in the Provincial Council List or the Concurrent List of the Ninth Schedule. Transitional measures 154T. The President may by Order published in the or give such not Gazette, take such with the provisions of the Constitution, as appears to him to be necessary or expedient, for the purpose of giving effect to the provisions of this Chapter, or for the administrative changes necessary therefor, or for the purpose of removing any difficulties.] (2) Where a resolution has been passed by a Provincial Council under paragraph (1) and the terms of such resolution have been accepted by Parliament, by resolution, the powers of such Provincial Council under Article 154G shall be deemed not to extend to the matter specified in such resolution and Parliament may make law, with respect to that matter, applicable to the province for which that Provincial Council is established, otherwise than in accordance with the provisions of Article 154G.