www.lawcommission.gov.np (e) A senior advocate or advocate who has gained at least twenty years of experience, appointed by the President - Member on recommendation of the Nepal Bar Association (2) The term of office of the members referred to in sub-clauses (d) and (e) of clause (1) shall be four years, and their remuneration and facilities shall be equivalent to those of a Justice of the Supreme Court. (3) The members referred to in sub-clauses (d) and (e) of clause (1) shall be removed from office in the same manner and on the same grounds as a Justice of the Supreme Court. (4) The chairperson and a member of the Judicial Council may study the case associated with a complaint filed in respect of any Judge, and make a report thereof to the Judicial Council. (5) In case a preliminary inquiry of a complaint filed in respect of any Judge reveals a need to have a detailed inquiry by an expert, the Judicial Council may form an inquiry committee. (6) In case a Judge, other than a Judge who may be removed from the office by way of impeachment in accordance with this Constitution, commits an abuse of authority by way of corruption, the Judicial Council may investigate into the matter and institute a case in accordance with law. (7) The Judicial Council shall be required to prepare updated records of the persons who are qualified for appointment to offices of the Chief Justice, Justices of the Supreme Court, Chief Judges and Judges of the High Courts. (8) Other functions, duties and powers of the Judicial Council shall be as provided for in the federal law. 154. Judicial Service Commission: (1)The Government of Nepal shall, in appointing, transferring or promoting gazetted officers of the Federal Judicial Service or taking departmental action concerning such officers in accordance with law, act on recommendation of the Judicial Service Commission. Provided that the Government of Nepal shall consult the Public Service Commission for new permanent appointments to gazetted posts of the Federal Judicial 80