[SCHEDULE 2 Additional Provisions Relating to the Constitution etc of the Health and Safety Executive]
Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 (1974 c 37) | Legislation

[SCHEDULE 2 Additional Provisions Relating to the Constitution etc of the Health and Safety Executive]

[Section 10]

[The Health and Safety Executive

1

The Executive shall consist of—

(a)     the Chair of the Executive, and

(b)     at least seven and no more than [twelve] other members (referred to in this Schedule as “membersâ€).

2

(1)     The Secretary of State shall appoint the Chair of the Executive.

(2)     [Subject to sub-paragraph (3A),] the Secretary of State shall appoint the other members of the Executive according to sub-paragraph (3).

(3)     The Secretary of State—

(a)     shall appoint three members after consulting such organisations representing employers as he considers appropriate;

(b)     shall appoint three members after consulting such organisations representing employees as he considers appropriate;

(c)     shall appoint one member after consulting such organisations representing local authorities as he considers appropriate; and

(d)     may appoint up to four other members after consulting, as he considers appropriate—

(i)     the Scottish Ministers,

(ii)     the Welsh Ministers, or

(iii)     such organisations as he considers appropriate, including professional bodies, whose activities are concerned with matters relating to the general purposes of this Part[, building safety, building standards or fire safety].

[(3A)

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