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6Representation of interestsS
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The Lord President is responsible for—
(a)representing the views of the membership of the Scottish Tribunals to—
(i)the Scottish Ministers, and
(ii)the Scottish Parliament,
(b)laying before the Scottish Parliament written representations on matters that appear to the Lord President to be of importance in relation to the Scottish Tribunals (including as to the administration of justice).
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