Constitution of Kenya, 2010 103 (ii) three superior court judges from common-law jurisdictions; (iii) one advocate of fifteen years standing; and (iv) two other persons with experience in public affairs; or (b) in the case of a judge other than the Chief Justice, appoint a tribunal consisting of— (i) a chairperson and three other members from among persons who hold or have held office as a judge of a superior court, or who are qualified to be appointed as such but who, in either case, have not been members of the Judicial Service Commission at any time within the immediately preceding three years; (ii) one advocate of fifteen years standing; and (iii) two other persons with experience in public affairs. (6) Despite Article 160 (4), the remuneration and benefits payable to a judge who is suspended from office under clause (5) shall be adjusted to one half until such time as the judge is removed from, or reinstated in, office. (7) A tribunal appointed under clause (5) shall— (a) be responsible for the regulation of its proceedings, subject to any legislation contemplated in clause (10); and (b) inquire into the matter expeditiously and report on the facts and make binding recommendations to the President. (8) A judge who is aggrieved by a decision of the tribunal under this Article may appeal against the decision to the Supreme Court, within ten days after the tribunal makes its recommendations. (9) The President shall act in accordance recommendations made by the tribunal on the later of— with the (a) the expiry of the time allowed for an appeal under clause (8), if no such appeal is taken; or (b) the completion of all rights of appeal in any proceedings allowed for under clause (8), if such an appeal is taken and the final order in the matter affirms the tribunal’s recommendations. (10) Parliament shall enact legislation providing for the procedure of a tribunal appointed under this Article.