Constitutional Reform Act 2005
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78 Request for selection
(1) The Lord Chancellor may make a request to the Commission for a person to be selected for a recommendation for appointment as a Lord Justice of Appeal. (2) Before making a request the Lord Chancellor must consult the Lord Chief Justice. (3) A request may relate to more than one recommendation. (4) Section 79 applies where the Lord Chancellor makes a request under this section. (5) That section is subject to section 95 (withdrawal and modification of requests).
78 Request for selection
(1) The Lord Chancellor may make a request to the Commission for a person to be selected for a recommendation for appointment as a Lord Justice of Appeal. (2) Before making a request the Lord Chancellor must consult the Lord Chief Justice. (3) A request may relate to more than one recommendation. (4) Section 79 applies where the Lord Chancellor makes a request under this section. (5) That section is subject to section 95 (withdrawal and modification of requests).
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