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"en.20120705.19.4-140-000"2
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"The Court of Justice has submitted a proposal allowing the appointment of temporary judges to the Civil Service Tribunal of the European Union. The Civil Service Tribunal is made up of seven judges. It follows from this that the operation of the court may be seriously put at risk if any of them falls ill or is incapable of carrying out his duties for some time. In order to ensure that the Civil Service Tribunal does not get into a situation where it is unable to perform its judicial role, a proposal has been made for temporary judges to be allowed in specialised tribunals. The essence of the proposal is that, at the suggestion of the President of the Court of Justice, the Council will draw up a list of three people proposed as temporary judges. They will be appointed for a term of four years, with the possibility of reappointment. They will exercise judicial powers only when addressing the cases assigned to them. This means that the temporary judges may only perform a judicial role and may not take part in running the Civil Service Tribunal or electing the President of the Court of Justice or the Presidents of the Chambers. In my opinion, the proposal submitted by the Court of Justice looks like a sensible solution to a practical problem which might otherwise significantly disrupt the activities of the Civil Service Tribunal of the EU."@en1
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