law: Judges (Inquiry) Act, 1968
  
  7. Power to make rules.-
  (1)There shall be constituted a Joint
  
  Committee of the Houses of Parliament in accordance with the provisions
  
  hereafter contained for the purpose of making rules to carry out the purpose of
  
  this Act.
  (2) The Joint Committee shall consist of
  
  fifteen members of whom ten shall be nominated by the Speaker and five shall be
  
  nominated by the Chairman.
  (3)The Joint Committee shall select its own
  
  Chairman and shall have power to regulate its own procedure.
  (4)Without prejudice to the generality of the
  
  provisions of sub-section (1), the Joint Committee may make rules to provide
  
  for the following among other matters, namely;-
  (a) the manner of
  
  transmission of a motion adopted in one House to the other House of Parliament;
  (b) the manner of
  
  presentation of an address to the President for the removal of a Judge;
  (c) the traveling and
  
  other allowances payable to the members of the Committee and the witness who
  
  may be required to attend such Committee;
  (d) the facilities which
  
  may be accorded to the Judge for defending himself;
  (e) any other matter which has to be, or may be, provided for by rules or in
  
  respect of which provision is, in the opinion of the Joint Committee,
  
  necessary.
  (5) Any rules made under this section shall
  
  not take effect until there are approved and confirmed both by the Speaker and
  
  the Chairman and are published in the Official Gazette, and such publication of
  
  the rules shall be conclusive proof that they have been duly made.