AUTHORIZES THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC TO APPOINT REPLACEMENT APPEALS COURT MINISTERS Having present that the National Congress has given its approval to the following Bill: " Single article.-Authorize the President of the Republic so that, on a proposal from the Supreme Court, it will appoint up to 30 judges appointed as ministers of the Court of Appeals, in order to replace in their ordinary functions the ministers appointed to know and to fail the processes referred to in Articles 50 and 560 of the Organic Code of Courts, and those referred to them in compliance with the provisions of Law No 19,047. The terms of the appointment of the ministers shall be made subject to the provisions of Article 279 of the Organic Code of Courts. The replacement ministers will last in their duties until the end of the visit of the holders, the full court will not be integrated, nor the rooms in which it is appropriate to know the resources interposed against the ministers of the ministers. The greatest expense that the application of this law irrogue during the year 1991 will be financed with resources of item 50-01-03-25-33,004 of the Public Sector Budget Law. The power granted by this article shall last for one year from the time of this law. " Having complied with the provisions of Article 82 of the Constitution of the Republic of the Republic, I have had to approve it and sanction it; therefore, it should be enacted and implemented as a law of the Republic. Santiago, 4 December 1991.-PATRICIO AYLWIN AZOCAR, President of the Republic.-Francisco Comido Cereceda, Minister of Justice.-Jorge Rodriguez Grossi, Minister of Finance. What I transcribe to you for your knowledge.-Salute attentively to you-Martita Worner Tapia, Assistant Secretary of Justice. Constitutional Court Draft law that allows the appointment of Ministers of the Courts of Appeals to integrate rooms The Secretary of the Constitutional Court, who subscribes, certifies that the Honorable Senate sent the bill enunciated in the field, approved by the National Congress, in order to have this Court exercise the control of its constitutionality, and which by judgment of 26 November 1991 stated: 1 °. That the first and fourth incites of the single article of the bill referred to are constitutional. 2 °. That the second paragraph of the alluded to the single article of the bill is constitutional in the understanding that is expressed in recital 6 ° and 7 ° of the respective sentence. 3 °. That it is not for this Court to rule on the third paragraph of the single article of the draft submitted, to deal with matters that are not own of constitutional law, but of common law. Santiago, November 26, 1991.-Rafael Larraín Cruz, Secretary.