24 Power with the objective of allowing the immediate validity of the Constitution.”96 90. According to the Decree through which said transition regimen was issued, the stipulations of the regimen developed and complemented the transitory stipulations established in the Constitution 97 and they would be valid up to the effective establishment of the organization and operation of the institutions established in the Constitution.98 91. Thus, said Decree created the CFRSJ99 and stated that the attributions granted to the Emergency Commission would correspond to the first.100 Additionally, as long as the TSJ did not organize the Executive Office of the Magistracy, the competences of the government and administration, regarding the inspection and supervision of the courts and ombudsman offices, among others, would be exercised by the CFRSJ.101 The judicial disciplinary competence that corresponded to the disciplinary courts would be exercised by the CFRSJ until the National Assembly approved the legislation that will establish the disciplinary proceedings and courts.102 92. On September 29, 2000 the CFRSJ issued its Bylaws, according to which, among its attributions was the hearing and ruling on the disciplinary proceedings against judges and issuing the disciplinary bylaws.103 v) Regulations on the Management, Government, and Administration of the Judicial Power 93. On August 2, 2000 the TSJ issued the Regulations on the Management, Government, and Administration of the Judicial Power, through which it created the Executive Office of the Magistracy as an auxiliary body of the TSJ with the objective that it exercise through delegation the duties of management, government, and administration of the Judicial Power.104 According to these Regulations, the Executive Office of the Magistracy would go into operation on September 1, 2000 and on that date the CFRSJ would cease to perform all the duties that corresponded to the extinct Council of the Judiciary and it would as of then only be in charge of 96 Cf. Article 1 of the Decree ordering the Transition Regimen of the Public Power issued by the National Constituent Assembly on December 29, 1999 (dossier of annexes to the application, Volume I, annex A.3, folio 52). 97 Cf. Article 2 of the Decree ordering the Transition Regimen of the Public Power, supra note 96, folio 52. 98 Cf. Article 3 of the Decree ordering the Transition Regimen of the Public Power, supra note 96, folio 52. 99 Cf. Article 27 of the Decree ordering the Transition Regimen of the Public Power, supra note 96, folio 59. 100 Cf. Article 25 of the Decree ordering the Transition Regimen of the Public Power, supra note 96, folio 58. 101 Cf. Article 21 of the Decree ordering the Transition Regimen of the Public Power, supra note 96, folio 57. 102 Cf. Article 23 of the Decree ordering the Transition Regimen of the Public Power, supra note 96, folio 58. 103 Cf. Article 3 of the Bylaws of the CFRSJ, published in the Official Gazette No. 37,080 on November 17, 2000, (dossier of annexes to the brief of pleadings and motions, Volume I, annex C, folio 551). 104 Cf. Article 1 of the Regulations on the Management, Government, and Administration of the Judicial Power issued by the TSJ on August 2, 2000, published in the Official Gazette No. 37,014 on August 15, 2000 (dossier of annexes to the respondent’s plea, Volume I, annex 19, folio 991).