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4. Notwithstanding the provisions of regulation 3 above, the Lord Chancellor may designate any person be employed as a clerk in court for such period not exceeding six months as he may specify if he is satisfied—
(a)that the person so specified is, in the circumstances, a suitable person to be employed as a clerk in court, and
(b)that no other arrangements can reasonably be made for the hearing of proceedings before the court.
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