SCHEDULE 2 Mental Health Review [Tribunal for Wales]
Mental Health Act 1983 (1983 c 20) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 2 Mental Health Review [Tribunal for Wales]

Section 65(2)

1

[The Mental Health Review Tribunal for Wales] shall consist of—

(a)     a number of persons (referred to in this Schedule as “the legal membersâ€) appointed by the Lord Chancellor and having such legal experience as the Lord Chancellor considers suitable;

(b)     a number of persons (referred to in this Schedule as “the medical membersâ€) being registered medical practitioners appointed by the Lord Chancellor . . .; and

(c)     a number of persons appointed by the Lord Chancellor . . . and having such experience in administration, such knowledge of social services or such other qualifications or experience as the Lord Chancellor considers suitable.

[1A

As part of the selection process for an appointment under paragraph 1(b) or (c) the Judicial Appointments Commission shall consult the Secretary of State.]

2

[Subject to paragraph 2A below]

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