Part 2

The Court of Protection and the Public Guardian

The Court of Protection

The Court of Protection
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1
There is to be a superior court of record known as the Court of Protection.
2
The court is to have an official seal.
3
The court may sit at any place in England and Wales, on any day and at any time.
4
The court is to have a central office and registry at a place appointed by the Lord Chancellor.
5
The Lord Chancellor may designate as additional registries of the court any district registry of the High Court and any county court office.
6
The office of the Supreme Court called the Court of Protection ceases to exist.