(1) A High Court Judiciary Coordinating Committee as follows to conduct the work of the courts, subordinate courts and judicial bodies in an orderly manner, the work of the District Judiciary Coordinating Committee, the strategic planning of the Judiciary, the implementation of judgments and orders and also to coordinate the security arrangements of the courts. Will remain:-
(a) Chief Judge or Judge acting as Chief - Chairman (b) Regional Administrator or Chief District Officer of concerned district where there is no regional administrator - Member (c) Chief, concerned Public Prosecutor's Office - Member (d) Chief of Regional Police Office or his Where there is none, the Chief of the highest police office - Member (e) Chairman, concerned Bar Unit - Member (f) One representative of civil society appointed by the Chief Justice or the Chief Justice - Member
(g) Registrar - Member - Secretary
(2) The term of office of the member as per clause (f) of sub-rule (1) shall be two years.
(3) The chairman may also invite other judges and other heads of offices deemed necessary to the meeting of the High Court Judicial Sector Coordinating Committee.
(4) In the meeting of the High Court Judiciary Sector Coordinating Committee, the personal conduct of any officer in relation to any case pending in the court and purely internal matters unrelated to any other body shall not be discussed.
(5) The High Court Judiciary Coordinating Committee shall submit a quarterly report of its activities to the Central Judiciary Coordinating Committee. (6) Except as mentioned in sub-rules (3), (4) and (5), the functioning of the judicial sector coordination committee shall be conducted based on the guidelines or instructions issued by the Supreme Court.