Section 22. Pensions of Former Judges.

In the case of a former judge who is receiving a judicial pension
on June 30, 1968, or who would then be receiving such a pension
but for the fact that he is then engaged in the private practice of
law or is then holding a public office of profit, or in the case of the
spouse of such former judge, judicial pension rights shall not be
reduced. Such judicial pension rights shall not be increased except
by the General Assembly by law effective on or after July 1,1968.
The full amount of any such pension payable to a former judge of
the Court of Appeals, the Court of Special Appeals, the Supreme
Bench of Baltimore City, or of any Circuit Court, or his spouse,
shall be paid by the State on and after July 1, 1968. The
full amount of any such pension payable to any other former judge
or his spouse shall be paid by the State on and after January 1,
1970.

Section 23. Terms of Initial Members of Commission on Judicial
Disabilities.

Of the first three judicial members of the Commission on Ju-
dicial Disabilities, the Court of Appeals shall designate one to
serve for one year, one to serve for two years and one to serve for
three years. Of the first non-judicial members of the Commission,
the governor shall designate one to serve three years and the other
to serve four years.

Section 24. People's Court of Baltimore City.

(a) Until January 1, 1970, the People's Court of Baltimore
City shall continue in existence subject to the provisions of article
IV, section 41-A of the prior Constitution.

(b) Until January 1, 1970, the provisions of article IV, section
41-A of the prior Constitution pertaining to the chief constable,
constables, and clerk of said Court shall remain in effect.

(c) Unless sooner modified or repealed by the General As-
sembly by law the effectiveness of this section shall terminate on
January 1, 1970.

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