Justices of the Peace Act 1997 (repealed)
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64 Training courses.
(1) It shall be the duty of every magistrates’ courts committee, in accordance with arrangements approved by the Lord Chancellor, to make and administer schemes providing for training courses for justices of the peace of their area. (2) If training courses are not provided for justices of the peace of any area as required by subsection (1) above, the Lord Chancellor may recover from the magistrates’ courts committee in default any expenses which he incurs in providing training courses to make good the default. (3) The Lord Chancellor may provide training courses for justices’ clerks and for staff of magistrates’ courts committees.
64 Training courses.
(1) It shall be the duty of every magistrates’ courts committee, in accordance with arrangements approved by the Lord Chancellor, to make and administer schemes providing for training courses for justices of the peace of their area. (2) If training courses are not provided for justices of the peace of any area as required by subsection (1) above, the Lord Chancellor may recover from the magistrates’ courts committee in default any expenses which he incurs in providing training courses to make good the default. (3) The Lord Chancellor may provide training courses for justices’ clerks and for staff of magistrates’ courts committees.
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