XXIII § 24 Commission Chief Executive Officer.

The Judicial Administrator acts as the top staff person for the Judiciary Commission. This role means handling the day-to-day work needed to keep the Commission running smoothly.

The Commission itself decides exactly what duties the Judicial Administrator will handle. This gives the Commission flexibility to assign tasks based on what it needs at any given time. In practical terms, this person carries out the Commission's instructions and helps manage its operations.

For people involved in a judicial discipline case, this rule mainly explains who runs the administrative side of things. It does not change how a case is investigated or decided. It simply clarifies that the Judicial Administrator serves as the Commission's chief staff officer, carrying out whatever duties the Commission assigns.