Constitutional Reform Act 2005
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125 Complaints: interpretation
After section 9A of the 2002 Act insert— Complaints: interpretation 9B (1) This section applies for the purposes of this Part. (2) A Commission complaint is a complaint by a qualifying complainant of maladministration by the Commission or a committee of the Commission. (3) A departmental complaint is a complaint by a qualifying complainant of maladministration by the Lord Chancellor or the Northern Ireland Court Service in connection with any of the following— (a) recommendation for or appointment to a listed judicial office; (b) appointment under section 2 of the Taxes Management Act 1970 as a Commissioner for the general purposes of the income tax for Northern Ireland. (4) A qualifying complainant is a complainant who claims to have been adversely affected, as an applicant for selection or as a person selected under this Part, by the maladministration complained of.
125 Complaints: interpretation
After section 9A of the 2002 Act insert— Complaints: interpretation 9B (1) This section applies for the purposes of this Part. (2) A Commission complaint is a complaint by a qualifying complainant of maladministration by the Commission or a committee of the Commission. (3) A departmental complaint is a complaint by a qualifying complainant of maladministration by the Lord Chancellor or the Northern Ireland Court Service in connection with any of the following— (a) recommendation for or appointment to a listed judicial office; (b) appointment under section 2 of the Taxes Management Act 1970 as a Commissioner for the general purposes of the income tax for Northern Ireland. (4) A qualifying complainant is a complainant who claims to have been adversely affected, as an applicant for selection or as a person selected under this Part, by the maladministration complained of.
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