Rule 93 - Permanent Advisory Committee on Supreme Court Rules and Rules of Evidence(a) A permanent Advisory Committee on Supreme Court Rules and Rules of Evidence is hereby established. The Committee shall be known as the "Supreme Court Rules Committee."(b) It shall consist of members of the Bar who shall be appointed by the Court for such terms as the Court shall determine. One of the members shall be designated as Chair.(c) The Committee's duties shall include: (i) Monitoring the Supreme Court Rules, considering changes where appropriate, considering and drafting changes suggested by the Committee and the Court, receiving and considering comments from members of the Bar, Bench, and public regarding possible improvements to the Rules;(ii) Establishing a subcommittee to monitor the Delaware Uniform Rules of Evidence, to consider any changes to analogous federal rules of evidence and ensure timely consideration of whether Delaware's comparable rules should be amended to incorporate those changes, and to receive and consider comments from members of the Bar, Bench and public regarding these topics. This subcommittee shall be called the "Evidence Rules Subcommittee." The Chairs of the subcommittee shall be determined by the Chair of the Committee, in consultation with the Chief Justice.(iii) Making recommendations and performing such other duties as the Court and Chief Justice find helpful in fulfilling their responsibilities under § 13 of Article 4 of the Delaware Constitution.(iv) Making recommendations to the Court concerning the rules and practices of trial courts.(d) The Chair of the Rules Committee may appoint ad hoc members of the Committee in consultation with the Court, for specific purposes when that will aid the accomplishment of the Committee's duties.Rule 93 adopted 5/24/2016, replacing former Rules 94 and 95 effective immediately. Former Rule 93 stricken effective 8/19/2015; amended June 14, 2021, effective 7/6/2021.