By failing to nominate new judges, some governments were holding up the work of the Court whose workload was growing exponentially.

The President, though he nominates judges, does not have the duties of a judge.

The President chooses the heads of these departments, and also nominates judges at the federal (nation-wide) level.

Third, improving the procedures for nominating suitably qualified judges to the Court.

The General Assembly retained the authority to nominate judges under the new constitution.

They said he should take that balance of power into account when he nominated judges and Supreme Court justices.

The Constitution provides that the president shall nominate federal judges.

By allowing the president to nominate judges, the framers hoped that judicial appointees would have due respect for the authority of the national government.

These electors also met in assemblies where they nominated deputies, judges, and member of other departments.

The president who nominates judges is obviously accountable to the people.