74 12- The Supreme Council of Judicial Bodies issued the Judicial Inspection Regulation that commissioned experienced judges in office to discharge the obligation of inspecting members of the judicial bodies, thus ensuring independence of the judiciary and delegating judicial staff only to exercise control over judicial action. 13- Law no 5/2010 was issued to amend some provisions of the Contract Editor Law, assigning the role of inspection of their functions to the Judicial Inspection Department on the grounds that the official contracts they draft are executive orders that have the same effect of judicial rulings. Second: Recommending further the principle of reconciliatory justice (conciliation and arbitration). It is taken for granted that all countries of the world have become well-disposed to attach due importance to dispute-settlement through negotiation and reconciliation. Reconciliation certainly leads to accelerated resolution of disputes and relief of burden on courts, not to mention satisfaction of parties and sparing them the grudge of dispute. To this end, the Jamhirya took precedence in issuing Law no 74/1975 that vested the people's committees in the jurisdiction to conciliate and arbitrate between citizens, entrusting the people's committees in basic people's congresses with the competence of examining disputes regarding civil and commercial articles and personal status as well as criminal procedure articles falling within the jurisdiction of the summary court to be addressed in a popular and social perspective and how this can contribute to the smooth settlement of disputes away from court corridors. The Law thus defines simplified procedures for these committees to pursue in commensurate with the nature of litigations subject of their examination in a manner that encourages citizens to have recourse to. The Law substantially signifies reconciliatory justice by requiring conditionally that the subject lawsuit falling within the jurisdiction of summary and first instance courts in civil and commercial articles and those pertinent to legal expenses, be