4.060 District court member

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

District court judges get to pick one of their own to serve on the Judicial Conduct Commission. This representative is chosen through an election among district court judges, using the same voting process that circuit court judges use to pick their representative.

The rule basically makes sure district court judges have a voice on the commission, just like circuit court judges do. Both groups follow the same election method, so the process stays consistent across different levels of the court system.

The note at the end just explains some history about how court rules got renamed and reorganized over the years. It does not affect how the election works today.