Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1971 (repealed 1.10.1992)
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2 Composition of the Council and the Scottish Committee.
(1) Subject to subsection (3) of this section the Council on Tribunals (in this Act referred to as “the Council”) shall consist of not more than fifteen nor less than ten members appointed by the Lord Chancellor and the Lord Advocate and one of the members shall be so appointed to be chairman of the Council. (2) There shall be a Scottish Committee of the Council (in this Act referred to as “the Scottish Committee”) which, subject to subsection (3) of this section, shall consist of— (a) either two or three members of the Council designated by the Lord Advocate; and (b) either three or four persons, not being members of the Council, appointed by the Lord Advocate; and the Lord Advocate shall appoint one of the members of the Scottish Committee (being a member of the Council) to be chairman of the Scottish Committee. (3) In addition to the persons appointed or designated as aforesaid, the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration shall, by virtue of his office, be a member of the Council and of the Scottish Committee. (4) In appointing members of the Council regard shall be had to the need for representation of the interests of persons in Wales.
2 Composition of the Council and the Scottish Committee.
(1) Subject to subsection (3) of this section the Council on Tribunals (in this Act referred to as “the Council”) shall consist of not more than fifteen nor less than ten members appointed by the Lord Chancellor and the Lord Advocate and one of the members shall be so appointed to be chairman of the Council. (2) There shall be a Scottish Committee of the Council (in this Act referred to as “the Scottish Committee”) which, subject to subsection (3) of this section, shall consist of— (a) either two or three members of the Council designated by the Lord Advocate; and (b) either three or four persons, not being members of the Council, appointed by the Lord Advocate; and the Lord Advocate shall appoint one of the members of the Scottish Committee (being a member of the Council) to be chairman of the Scottish Committee. (3) In addition to the persons appointed or designated as aforesaid, the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration shall, by virtue of his office, be a member of the Council and of the Scottish Committee. (4) In appointing members of the Council regard shall be had to the need for representation of the interests of persons in Wales.
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