63 Cross-deployment of tribunal members and judges
Wales Act 2017 (2017 c 4) | Legislation

63  Cross-deployment of tribunal members and judges

(1)     A member of a Welsh tribunal may act as a member of the First-tier Tribunal if—

(a)     the Senior President of Tribunals asks the member to do so, and

(b)     the President of Welsh Tribunals agrees to the request being made.

(2)     A judge or other member of—

(a)     the First-tier Tribunal, or

(b)     the Upper Tribunal,

may act as a member of a specified Welsh tribunal if the President

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