(b) 2. in the case of a Judge who also holds judicial office or other public office in a Partner State– (i) is removed from that office for misconduct or due to inability to perform the functions of the office for any reason; or (ii) resigns from that office following allegation of misconduct or of inability to perform the functions of the office for any reason; (c) if the Judge is adjudged bankrupt under any law in force in a Partner State; or (d) if the Judge is convicted of an offence involving dishonesty or fraud or moral turpitude under any law in force in a Partner State. Where– (a) the question of removing a Judge has been referred to a tribunal under paragraph 1(a) or (b) a Judge is subject to investigation by a tribunal or other relevant authority of a Partner State with a view to his or her removal from an office referred to in paragraph 1(b); or (c) a Judge is charged with an offence referred to in paragraph 1(d) under any law in force in a Partner State, the Summit may, subject to paragraph 2B, suspend the Judge from the exercise of the functions of his or her office 2A. Where a Judge is suspended under paragraph 2, his or her respective Partner State shall recommend a person qualified in terms of Article 24 to the Summit for appointment as a temporary Judge for the duration of such suspension. 2B. The suspension of a Judge under paragraph 2 may, at any time, be revoked by the Summit and shall, in any case, cease to have effect if– (a) the tribunal appointed under paragraph 1(a) recommends to the Summit that the Judge should not be removed from office; or (b) a tribunal or other relevant authority of a Partner State recommends that the Judge should not be removed from an office referred to in paragraph 1(b); or 28