99. Supreme Court (1) The Supreme Court is a superior court of record and the final court of appeal for Zimbabwe save for constitutional matters and has the jurisdiction and powers conferred on it by this Constitution or any Act of Parliament. (2) The Supreme Court consists of the Chief Justice and four other judges of the Supreme Court. 100. High Court (1) The High Court is a superior court of record and has the jurisdiction and powers conferred on it by this Constitution or any Act of Parliament. (2) The High Court consists of (a) (b) (c) the Chief Justice; the judge President who is in charge of the High court, but is subject to the directions of the Chief Justice and the other judges of the High Court. (3) The Judicial Service Commission may determine from time to time the number of judges that constitute the High Court. (4) After consultation with the Judge President, the Chief Justice may appoint a judge of the Supreme Court to act as a judge of the High Court. 101. Administrative Court An Act of Parliament must provide for the establishment, composition and jurisdiction of the Administrative Court. 102. Labour Court and Labour Appeal Court An Act of Parliament must provide for the establishment of a Labour Court and a Labour Appeal Court, which will have original and exclusive jurisdiction in labour matters. 103. Family Court An Act of Parliament must provide for the establishment, composition and jurisdiction of a Family Court and family law divisions of the Magistrates Courts. 50