The Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka (f) 107 the preparation of copies of records for the purpose of appeal or other proceedings in the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal; (g) the admission, enrolment, suspension and removal of attorneys-at-law 109[ .... ] and the rules of conduct and etiquette for such attorneys-at-law; (h) the attire of Judges, attorneys-at-law, officers of Court and persons attending the Courts in Sri Lanka whether established by the Constitution, or by Parliament or by existing law; (i) the manner in which panels of jurors may be prepared and the mode of summoning, empanelling and challenging of jurors; (j) proceedings of Fiscals and other ministerial officers of such courts and the process of such courts and the mode of executing the same; (k) the binding effect of the decisions of the Supreme Court; (l) all matters of practice and procedure including the nature and extent of costs that may be awarded, the manner in which such costs may be taxed and the stamping of documents in the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, High Court and Courts of First Instance not specially provided by or under any law. (2) Every rule made under this Article shall be published in the Gazette and shall come into operation on the date of such publication or on such later date as may be specified in such rule. (3) All rules made under this Article shall as soon as convenient after their publication in the Gazette be brought before Parliament for approval. Any such rule which is not so approved shall be deemed to be rescinded as from the date it was not so approved, but without prejudice to anything previously done thereunder. (4) The Chief Justice and any three Judges of the Supreme Court nominated by him may amend, alter or revoke any such rules of court and such amendment, alteration or revocation of the will in the like as set out in the preceding paragraph with reference to the making of the rules of court. 109 - Words "and the appointment of senior Attorneys-at-law" omitted by the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution Sec. 3.