Constitutional Reform Act 2005 - legislation

Constitutional Reform Act 2005 CHAPTER 4 CONTENTSPART 1 THE RULE OF LAW1 The rule of lawPART 2 ARRANGEMENTS TO MODIFY THE OFFICE OF LORD CHANCELLORQ ualifications for office of Lord Chancellor2 Lord Chancellor to be qualified by experienceContinued judicial independence3 Guarantee of continued judicial independence4 Guarantee of continued judicial independence: Northern IrelandRepresentations by senior judges5 Representations to Parliament6 Representations to the Northern Ireland AssemblyJudiciary and courts in England and Wales7 President of the Courts of England and Wales8 Head and Deputy Head of Criminal Justice9 Head and Deputy Head of Family JusticeJudiciary and courts in Northern Ireland10 The Lord Chancellor and Northern Ireland courtsConstitutional Reform Act 2005 (c. 4)iv11 Lord Chief Justice of Northern IrelandOther provisions about the judiciary and courts12 Powers to make rules13 Powers to give directions14 Transfer of appointment functions to Her Majesty15 Other functions of the Lord Chancellor and organisation of the courts16 Functions of the Lord Chief Justice during vacancy or incapacityLord Chancellor s oath17 Lord Chancellor s oathSpeakership of the House of Lords18 Speakership of the House of LordsFunctions subject to transfer, modification or abolition19 Transfer, modification or abolition of functions by order20 Protected functions not transferable under Ministers of the Crown Act 197521 Amendment of Schedule 7 Supplementary22 Tra

vi Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (c. 4) PART 4 JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS AND DISCIPLINE CHAPTER 1 COMMISSION AND OMBUDSMAN 61 The Judicial Appointments Commission 62 Judicial Appointments and Conduct Ombudsman CHAPTER 2 APPOINTMENTS General provisions 63 Merit and good character 64 Encouragement of diversity

Loading..

Tags:

  Reform, Constitutional, 2005, Judicial, Constitutional reform act 2005

Information

Related search queries