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The Court of Protection (Amendment) Rules 2015

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8.  In rule 6—

(a)after the definition of “the Act” insert—

“accredited legal representative” means a legal representative authorised pursuant to a scheme of accreditation approved by the President to represent persons meeting the definition of “P” in this rule in proceedings before the court;;

(b)after the definition of “filing” insert—

“hearing” includes a hearing conducted by telephone, video link, or any other method permitted or directed by the court;;

(c)omit the definition of “permission form”;

(d)after the definition of “protected party” insert—

“representative” means a person appointed under rule 3A(2)(c), except where the context otherwise requires;; and

(e)after the definition of “Senior Judge” insert—

“Tier 1 Judge” means any judge nominated to act as a judge of the Court of Protection under section 46 of the Act who is neither a Tier 2 Judge nor a Tier 3 Judge;

“Tier 2 Judge” means—

(a)

the Senior Judge; and

(b)

such other judges nominated to act as a judge of the Court of Protection under section 46 of the Act as may be set out in the relevant practice direction;

“Tier 3 Judge” means—

(a)

the President;

(b)

the Vice-President; and

(c)

such other judges nominated to act as a judge of the Court of Protection under section 46 of the Act as may be set out in the relevant practice direction;.

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