9. As it proved impossible to achieve the unanimity required by the Law for the appointment of judges according to their background (11 from the judiciary, 10 university lecturers and 10 from the legal profession), on 28 November the Court was appointed by the alternative method laid down in the same Law, i.e. the 31 best-qualified candidates were appointed irrespective of their background.
9. As it proved impossible to achieve the unanimity required by the Law for the appointment of judges according to their background (11 from the judiciary, 10 university lecturers and 10 from the legal profession), on 28 November the Court was appointed by the alternative method laid down in the same Law, i.e. the 31 best-qualified candidates were appointed irrespective of their background.