Part 7 Amendments Following Renaming of Chairmen of Employment Tribunals
Crime and Courts Act 2013 (2013 c 22) | Legislation

Part 7 Amendments Following Renaming of Chairmen of Employment Tribunals

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(1)     In the following provisions for “chairmenâ€, or for “chairmen of employment tribunalsâ€, substitute “Employment Judgesâ€â€”

Constitutional Reform Act 2005: section 3(7B)(d) and (e),

Courts Act 1971: Part 1A of Schedule 2,

Courts and Legal Services Act 1990: Schedule 11,

Employment Tribunals Act 1996: sections

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