XXIII § 21 Rule-making Authority of the Commission.

The Judiciary Commission has the power to create its own procedural rules. These rules cover how hearings are run and how the Commission handles its everyday business.

The Commission has some freedom to decide how it operates, but there are limits. Any rules it creates must still give people a full and fair hearing. The rules also need to keep the Commission's business running in an organized way, and they can't conflict with the other rules already in place for judicial discipline.

In short, this gives the Commission flexibility to set its own procedures, as long as those procedures are fair to the people involved and don't contradict the broader rules governing judicial discipline in Louisiana.