<transcript><audio_10> porque su existencia emana directamente de la Constitución, que en el artículo 122, párrafo segundo, lo concibe como el órgano de gobierno del Poder Judicial y remite a una ley orgánica para la regulación de su estatuto, funciones, etcétera.</transcript><transcript><audio_11> Señorías, los padres de la Constitución ya en el año 1978 regularon tanto el número de miembros que deben de formarlo, que serían 20 nombrados por el Rey, y por un periodo</transcript><transcript><audio_12> y sería presidido por un presidente, que sería el que en ese momento fuera presidente del Tribunal Supremo. El artículo 122, párrafo tercero de la Constitución,</transcript><caption><image_13>The image shows a group of people sitting at a long table in a large room with red walls. The table is covered with papers and appears to be a parliamentary chamber. There are six people in the image, three men and three women, all dressed in formal attire. The man in the center of the image is holding a piece of paper and seems to be speaking into a microphone. The other three people are looking at him attentively. There is a laptop on the table in front of them. The room is well-lit with natural light coming from the windows on the left side of the screen.</caption><transcript><audio_14> En ese párrafo, el constituyente contempló que de esos 20 miembros del Consejo General, ocho fueran elegidos entre abogados y juristas de reconocida competencia y con más...</transcript><caption><image_15>The image shows a group of people sitting at a long table in a parliament chamber. The table is covered with papers and microphones, and there are several people standing behind it. The people are dressed in formal attire, with some wearing suits and others wearing ties. The room appears to be well-lit, with a red wall in the background. The image appears to have been taken from a high angle, looking down on the people at the table.</caption><transcript><audio_16> Cuatro de ellos lo serían a propuesta del Congreso y cuatro a propuesta del Senado. Y los doce miembros restantes, hasta llegar al total de veinte, fueran elegidos entre jueces y magistrados de todas las categorías.</transcript><caption><image_17>The image shows a group of men sitting at a desk in a large room with red walls and columns. The room appears to be a parliamentary chamber, as there are several rows of desks and chairs visible in the background. The men are dressed in formal attire, with some wearing suits and others wearing ties. They are all focused on their work, with one man holding a pen and writing on a piece of paper. The desk in front of them is covered with papers and other documents, and there is a microphone on the right side of the image. The image appears to have been taken during a parliamentary session.</caption><transcript><audio_18> Esto es, los padres de la Constitución dejaron que una ley orgánica regulara, entre otras cuestiones, la elección de los doce miembros del Consejo General procedentes del mundo civil.</transcript> constitutional body because its existence emanates directly from the Constitution, which in article 122, second paragraph, conceives it as the governing body.  government of the judiciary and refers to an Organic Law for the regulation of its statute, functions, etc. In the same way, ladies and gentlemen, the fathers of the Constitution already in 1978 regulated the number of members that must form it so much that there would be 20 appointed by the king and  for a period of 5 years and would be presided over by a president who would be the one who at that time was president of the supreme court article 122 third paragraph of the constitution in that paragraph the Constituent Assembly contemplated that of those 20 members of the General Council eight  were chosen from among lawyers and jurists of recognized competence and with more than 15 years of experience, four of them would be chosen at the proposal of Congress and four at the proposal of the Senate, and the remaining 12 members, up to a total of 20, would be chosen from among judges and magistrates of  all the judicial categories in the terms established by an Organic Law, that is, the fathers of the Constitution allowed an Organic Law to regulate, among other issues, the election of the 12 members of the General Council from the world of
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