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Tribunals (Scotland) Act 2014
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SCHEDULE 10Index of expressions
(introduced by section 82)
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| Expressions used | Relevant provisions |
|---|---|
| Lord President | Section 82(1) |
| Head of the Scottish Tribunals | Section 2(1) |
| President of Tribunals | Section 5(3) |
| First-tier Tribunal and Upper Tribunal | Section 1(1) |
| the Scottish Tribunals | Section 1(2) |
| Chamber President of the First-tier Tribunal (including appointment to position) | Sections 21 and 22 |
| Vice-President of the Upper Tribunal (including assignment or appointment to position) | Sections 24 to 26 |
| chamber of a Tribunal (First-tier) | Section 20(1) |
| division of a Tribunal (Upper) | Section 23(1) |
| members of the Scottish Tribunals | Section 13(3) |
| ordinary member (First-tier) | Section 15(1) |
| ordinary member (Upper) | Section 16(1) |
| legal member (First-tier) | Section 15(2) |
| legal member (Upper) | Section 16(2) |
| judicial member (First-tier) | Section 19(1) |
| judicial member (Upper) | Section 19(2) |
| extra judge (Upper) | Section 19(4) |
| appointment and assignment (various positions) | Section 32(1) to (4) |
| transfer-in to membership (various positions) | Section 29(a) and (b) |
| listed tribunals | Section 27(1) |
| Tribunal rules | Section 68(2) |
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