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6(1)Before determining whether it is appropriate to hold a section 24 investigation or a section 26 investigation in respect of an activity the Board may also seek the advice of the Lord Chief Justice.
(2)If the Board has sought advice under paragraph 5, the Board may not seek advice from the Lord Chief Justice until—
(a)the period for giving advice under paragraph 5 has ended, and
(b)it has given the Lord Chief Justice a copy of any advice duly given under that paragraph.
(3)If advice is sought under sub-paragraph (1), the Lord Chief Justice—
(a)must give the Board such advice as the Lord Chief Justice thinks fit, within such reasonable period as may be specified by the Board, and
(b)may, for the purposes of giving that advice, request any person to provide the Lord Chief Justice with such information as may be specified by the Lord Chief Justice.
(4)In deciding what advice to give, the Lord Chief Justice must, in particular, have regard to the likely impact on the courts in England and Wales of the making of an order under section 24 or (as the case may be) provision in accordance with a recommendation under section 26, in respect of the activity in question.
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