24.Schedule 2 makes special provision for certain public authorities covered by the Act where this is required. An example of the need for such provision would be where there is more than one appointing person. This is the case with the Judicial Appointments Board for Scotland where the Lord President makes appointments of judicial members and Scottish Ministers make appointments of legal or lay members.
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