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The Judicial Appointments Regulations 2013

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41.—(1) This regulation refers to the following stages—

(a)Stage 1 – where a person has been selected under section 88(1).

(b)Stage 2 – where a person has been selected following a rejection or reconsideration at stage 1.

(c)Stage 3 – where a person has been selected following a rejection or reconsideration at stage 2.

(2) At stage 1 the Lord Chief Justice must do one of the following—

(a)accept the selection;

(b)reject the selection; or

(c)require the Commission to reconsider the selection.

(3) At stage 2 the Lord Chief Justice must do one of the following—

(a)accept the selection;

(b)reject the selection, but only if it was made following a reconsideration at stage 1; or

(c)require the Commission to reconsider the selection, but only if it was made following a rejection at stage 1.

(4) At stage 3 the Lord Chief Justice must accept the selection unless paragraph (5) applies and the Lord Chief Justice accepts a selection under it.

(5) If a person whose selection the Lord Chief Justice required to be reconsidered at stage 1 or stage 2 was not selected again at the next stage, the Lord Chief Justice may, at stage 3, accept the selection made at that earlier stage.

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