73 4- The social security system for members of the judicial bodies was changed to determine their pensions on the basis of the maximum value of the salary bracket of the grade in which they were rated even though recently reached or according to the last salary paid. This system is different from the other social security systems applicable to the rest of State civil servants; 5- All members of the judicial bodies are covered under the medical insurance system as per contract with the Libyan Medical Insurance Company consistently with the advanced insurance system including free treatment in Libya and the Arab world for staff and their families without deducted amounts in subscription; 6- Extending the age of retirement from 63 to 65 years old; - To raise the professional level of judges and members of the judicial bodies, a higher institute was established with the aim of organizing rehabilitation courses all the year round for members of the judicial bodies to modernize their profile and their real time monitoring of developments in the area of judicial action; 8- The new Law provides for the creation of a social solidarity fund to serve social and humanitarian purposes; 9- The Law decides on continued payment for three years of the salary of the judicial body member in the event of suffering a work injury plus a financial compensation with a subvention up to 100,000 dinars in case of death; 10- Establish legally independent social clubs for members of the judicial bodies, the revenues and financial resources of which are to be employed in improving conditions of the judicial bodies; 11- The Supreme Council of Judicial Bodies issued a code of conduct for members of the judicial bodies in compliance with the UN Convention against Corruption which the Jamhirya has signed and ratified. The Convention renders it imperative to issue codes of conduct for public officials tasked to enforce laws as drawn from the Bangalore draft of the Code of Judicial Conduct.