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(1)Where the Council decides to frame or revise any sentencing guidelines or allocation guidelines, otherwise than in response to a proposal from the Panel under subsection (2), the Council must notify the Panel.
(2)The Panel may at any time propose to the Council—
(a)that sentencing guidelines be framed or revised by the Council—
(i)in respect of offences or offenders of a particular category, or
(ii)in respect of a particular matter affecting sentencing, or
(b)that allocation guidelines be framed or revised by the Council.
(3)Where the Panel receives a notification under subsection (1) or makes a proposal under subsection (2), the Panel must—
(a)obtain and consider the views on the matters in issue of such persons or bodies as may be determined, after consultation with the Secretary of State and the Lord Chancellor, by the Council, and
(b)formulate its own views on those matters and communicate them to the Council.
(4)Paragraph (a) of subsection (3) does not apply where the Council notifies the Panel of the Council’s view that the urgency of the case makes it impracticable for the Panel to comply with that paragraph.
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