Constitutional Reform Act 2005
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115 Regulations about procedures
The Lord Chief Justice may, with the agreement of the Lord Chancellor, make regulations providing for the procedures that are to be followed in— (a) the investigation and determination of allegations by any person of misconduct by judicial office holders; (b) reviews and investigations (including the making of applications or references) under sections 110 to 112.
115 Regulations about procedures
The Lord Chief Justice may, with the agreement of the Lord Chancellor, make regulations providing for the procedures that are to be followed in— (a) the investigation and determination of allegations by any person of misconduct by judicial office holders; (b) reviews and investigations (including the making of applications or references) under sections 110 to 112.
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