The move comes after First Minister Humza Yousaf's debut at FMQs last month was repeatedly interrupted by protesters in the public gallery.
Immediate changes are being brought in at Holyrood in a bid to crack down on protests which have regularly disrupted First Minister's Questions.
It comes after members of the public had to be cleared from the viewing gallery when climate change protestersAfter suspending business five times for those shouting from the gallery to be removed, Ms Johnstone ordered everyone to leave - although groups of schoolchildren were allowed back in.First Minister's Questions was repeatedly disrupted ahead of Easter recess
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