(1) The appointment of
a judge of the Supreme Court as a supplementary President to act as the
President does not affect the person’s tenure of office as, or status
as, a judge of the Supreme Court nor the payment of the person’s salary
or allowances as a judge nor any other rights or privileges of the person as a
judge.
(2) Service of a judge
of the Supreme Court as a supplementary President acting as the President is
to be taken for all purposes to be service in the person’s office of
judge of the Supreme Court.
(3) Nothing in this
Act prevents a judge of the Supreme Court who acts as the President under this
Subdivision from doing anything in the person’s capacity as a judge of
the Supreme Court.