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<h1>Public Service Commission Members Face Potential Removal Under Strict Conduct Rules Requiring Supreme Court Inquiry and Transparent Professional Standards</h1> The statutory provision outlines the removal and suspension procedures for members of Public Service Commissions. The President can remove a commission member only after a Supreme Court inquiry into alleged misbehavior. Specific grounds for removal include insolvency, engaging in paid external employment, or being unfit due to mental or physical infirmity. Members can be suspended during a reference to the Supreme Court. Involvement in government contracts or agreements without proper disclosure is considered misbehavior, potentially leading to removal from office.