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Social Security Administration Act 1992

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Adjudication officers and the Chief Adjudication Officer

38Adjudication officers

(1)Adjudication officers shall be appointed by the Secretary of State, subject to the consent of the Treasury as to number, and may include—

(a)officers of the Department of Employment appointed with the concurrence of the Secretary of State in charge of that Department; or

(b)officers of the Northern Ireland Department appointed with the concurrence of that Department.

(2)An adjudication officer may be appointed to perform all the functions of adjudication officers under any enactment or such functions of such officers as may be specified in his instrument of appointment.

39The Chief Adjudication Officer

(1)The Secretary of State shall appoint a Chief Adjudication Officer.

(2)It shall be the duty of the Chief Adjudication Officer to advise adjudication officers on the performance of their functions under this or any other Act.

(3)The Chief Adjudication Officer shall keep under review the operation of the system of adjudication by adjudication officers and matters connected with the operation of that system.

(4)The Chief Adjudication Officer shall report annually in writing to the Secretary of State on the standards of adjudication and the Secretary of State shall publish his report.

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