Justices of the Peace Act 1997 (repealed)
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Change 1
27A Committees.
(1) England and Wales outside Greater London shall be divided into areas for each of which there shall be a magistrates’ courts committee. (2) The areas of the committees shall be as specified by the Lord Chancellor by order made by statutory instrument. (3) Each area outside Greater London for which there is a magistrates’ courts committee shall— (a) consist of the whole of one or more commission areas or be included wholly within a single commission area; and (b) comprise the whole of one or more petty sessions areas.
27A Committees.
(1) England and Wales outside Greater London shall be divided into areas for each of which there shall be a magistrates’ courts committee. (2) The areas of the committees shall be as specified by the Lord Chancellor by order made by statutory instrument. (3) Each area outside Greater London for which there is a magistrates’ courts committee shall— (a) consist of the whole of one or more commission areas or be included wholly within a single commission area; and (b) comprise the whole of one or more petty sessions areas.
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