Judges Act Article 76

A tenured judge transferred to serve as judicial administrative personnel shall be deemed as a judge whose seniority and remunerations shall be calculated in accordance with the regulations on comparable judgeship, and may not be subject to the restrictions on the training qualifications for the grade transfer and promotion to selection rank stipulated in the Civil Service Employment Act. The term of transfer shall be three years and may be extended once; for those who are approaching the mandatory retirement age for judicial administrative personnel, they shall return to serve as judges three months prior to their reaching such age.If the tenured judge concurrently serves as the president of a court, the term referred to in the preceding paragraph shall be no more than six years by combining the two terms. However, the Judicial Yuan may extend the term if it deems it necessary, and the extended term shall not exceed three years.The term provided in Paragraph 1 of Article 11 and the preceding two paragraphs shall recommence after two years since the cessation of serving concurrently or the returning to the original judgeship position.For the personnel referred to in Article 72 who once served as tenured judges and have returned to judgeship shall not be subject to the restrictions stipulated in Article 27 of the Civil Service Employment Act.The Examination Yuan, in conjunction with the Judicial Yuan and the Executive Yuan, shall jointly formulate regulations concerning the transfer, return, and exchange of instatement referred to in Paragraph 1.