Section 11 Provincial panel: period of inclusionI1
England Not yet in force
Each person nominated for inclusion on a provincial panel is included for such period not exceeding six years as is specified in the nomination.
A person nominated under section 10(2)(b) or (c) or (3) is, on the expiry of the period under subsection (1) of this section, eligible to be nominated on one occasion only for such further period not exceeding six years as is specified in the nomination (and that further period need not immediately follow the preceding period).
A person nominated under section 10(2)(d) is, on the expiry of the period under subsection (1) of this section or a further period under this subsection, eligible to be nominated on any number of occasions for such further period not exceeding six years as is specified in the nomination (and none of those further periods need immediately follow the preceding period).
If the period of a person’s inclusion on a provincial panel would otherwise expire while that person remains a member of a court or tribunal which has before it a complaint under this Measure or the CDM, the person continues as a member of the court or tribunal until the complaint has been concluded.
Where a casual vacancy occurs among those included on a provincial panel under section 10(2)(b) to (d), the nomination of a person to fill the vacancy must be made—
by the bishop or archbishop who made the nomination in respect of which the vacancy has occurred, and
subject to the same conditions as that nomination was.
A person nominated to fill a casual vacancy on a provincial panel is included on that provincial panel for such period not exceeding six years as is specified in the nomination.
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S. 11 not in force at Royal Assent, see s. 73(3)