Disciplinary Court Organization Act Article 6

The Disciplinary Court shall set up a Clerk's Office, staffed with one chief clerk with position rankings of grades 11 to 13 of the selection rank, to oversee administrative affairs under the command of the President; staffed with first-class clerks and second-class clerks in a total of seven to thirteen; first-class clerks with position rankings of grades 8 to 9 of the recommendation rank; second-class clerks with position rankings of grades 6 to 7 of the recommendation rank; and 3rd class clerks in a total of seven to seventeen with position rankings of grades 4 to 5 of the elementary rank. Each clerk shall share divisions of duties in managing records and documents, research and assessments, general affairs, and providing information and litigation assistance, etc. The Clerk's Office may be divided into divisions and sections. The division chief shall be served concurrently as a first-class clerk, and the section chief shall be served concurrently as a first-class clerk or a second-class clerk. There shall be no separate classification for such chiefs. However, when the total number of first-class clerks is less than the number of divisions with the circumstance of needs in the business, the division chief may be concurrently served as the second-class clerk.The Judicial Yuan shall determine matters concerning divisions, sections, concurrent service, exemption from concurrent service, and others as mentioned in the preceding paragraph.