5 Procedure in relation to jurisdiction under sections 2[, 2AA] and 3
Special Immigration Appeals Commission Act 1997 (1997 c 68) | Legislation

5  Procedure in relation to jurisdiction under sections 2[, 2AA] and 3

(1)     The Lord Chancellor may make rules—

(a)     for regulating the exercise of the rights of appeal conferred by section 2 [. . .] [or 2B [2, 2AA or 2B]] above,

(b)     for prescribing the practice and procedure to be followed on or in connection with appeals under [section 2 .Ìý.Ìý.°Úor 2B [2, 2AA or 2B]] above], including the mode and burden of proof and admissibility of evidence on such appeals, and

(c)     for other matters preliminary or incidental to or arising out of such appeals, including proof of the decisions of the Special Immigration Appeals Commission.

(2)     Rules under this section shall provide that an appellant has the right to be legally represented in any proceedings before the Commission on an appeal under section 2 [. . .] [or 2B [2, 2AA or 2B]] above, subject to any power conferred on the Commission by such rules.

[(2A)     Rules under this section may, in particular,

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