278 House of Commons staff
Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 (1992 c 52) | Legislation

278  House of Commons staff

(1)     The provisions of this Act (except those specified below) apply in relation to employment as a relevant member of the House of Commons staff as in relation to other employment.

(2)     The following provisions are excepted from subsection (1)—

sections 184 and 185 (remedy for failure to comply with declaration as to disclosure of information),

Chapter II of Part IV (procedure for handling redundancies).

[(2A)     Nothing in any rule of law or the law or practice of Parliament prevents a relevant member of the House of Commons staff

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