Constitutional Reform Act 2005
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67 Selection of Lord Chief Justice and Heads of Division
(1) Sections 68 to 70 apply to a recommendation for an appointment to one of the following offices— (a) Lord Chief Justice; (b) Master of the Rolls; (c) President of the Queen's Bench Division; (d) President of the Family Division; (e) President of the Business and Property Division. (2) Any such recommendation must be made in accordance with those sections and section 94C and regulations made under it.
67 Selection of Lord Chief Justice and Heads of Division
(1) Sections 68 to 70 apply to a recommendation for an appointment to one of the following offices— (a) Lord Chief Justice; (b) Master of the Rolls; (c) President of the Queen's Bench Division; (d) President of the Family Division; (e) President of the Business and Property Division. (2) Any such recommendation must be made in accordance with those sections and section 94C and regulations made under it.
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