The Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka (6) The President may, for cause assigned, remove from office any member of the Commission.] 111F. A member of the Commission shall be paid such allowances as may be determined by Parliament. Such allowances shall be charged on the Consolidated Fund and shall not be reduced during the period of office of a member and shall be in addition to the salary and other allowances attached to and received from, the substantive appointment: Allowances of members of the Commission Provided that until the amount to be paid as allowances is determined under the provisions of this Article, the members of the Commission shall continue to receive as allowances, such preceding amount as they were receiving on the day the date on which this Chapter comes into operation. 111G. There shall be a Secretary to the Commission who shall be appointed by the Commission from among senior judicial officers of the Courts of First Instance. Secretary to the Commission 111H. (1) The Judicial Service Commission is hereby vested with the Power to - Powers of the Commission (a) transfer judges of the High Court; (b) appoint, promote, transfer, exercise disciplinary control and dismiss judicial officers and scheduled public officers. (2) The Commission may make (a) rules regarding training of Judges of the High Court, the schemes for recruitment and training, appointment, promotion and transfer of judicial officers and scheduled public officers; (b) provision for such matters as are necessary or expedient for the exercise, performance and discharge of the powers, duties and functions of the Commission. (3) The Chairman of the Commission or any Judge of the Supreme Court or Judge of the Court of Appeal as the case may be, authorized by the Commission shall have power and authority to inspect any Court of First Instance, or the records, registers and other documents maintained in such Court, or hold such inquiry as may be necessary. 95