Part V General
Northern Ireland Act 1998 (1998 c 47) | Legislation

Part V General

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Direct references to [Supreme Court]

33

The Attorney General, [the Advocate General for Northern Ireland, the Attorney General for Northern Ireland] or the Advocate General for Scotland may require any court or tribunal to refer to the [Supreme Court] any devolution issue which has arisen in proceedings before it to which he is or they are a party.

34

The Attorney General, [the Advocate General for Northern Ireland, the Attorney General for Northern Ireland] or the Advocate General for Scotland may refer to the [Supreme Court] any devolution issue which is not the subject of proceedings.

35

(1)     This paragraph applies where a reference is made under paragraph 34 in relation to a devolution issue which relates to the proposed exercise of a function by a Northern Ireland Minister or department.

(2)     The person making the reference shall notify the Northern Ireland Minister or department of that fact.

(3)     No Northern Ireland Minister or department shall exercise the function in the manner proposed during the period beginning with the receipt of the notification under sub-paragraph (2) and ending with the reference being decided or otherwise disposed of.

(4)     Proceedings

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