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Article 33 Revocation of approvals and authorisationsI1

England and Wales

A JTAAAC or FTAAAC (as appropriate) may revoke an approval of a justice to preside in court, or recommend to the Lord Chief Justice to revoke the authorisation to sit as a family justice or youth justice, as follows—

(a)

where requested to do so by the justice who is the subject of the approval or authorisation;

(b)

where the justice has not met the minimum sitting requirement as laid down in directions made by the Lord Chief Justice;

(c)

if the justice has not completed, within a reasonable time, any training requirements specified in Rule 19;

(d)

if the justice has not completed, within a reasonable time, one or more training requirements designated as essential pursuant to Rule 21(2)(c) or 25(2)(c);

(e)

where the justice has failed to undertake training or appraisal required under Rule 32(5);

(f)

where the JTAAAC or FTAAAC is satisfied that the justice is no longer suitable to sit in the role to which the authorisation relates, or

(g)

where the JTAAAC or FTAAAC is satisfied that the justice fails to demonstrate the necessary competence in the role to which the approval or authorisation relates.

Annotations

Commencement

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Rule 33 in force at 1.4.2017, see rule 1(3)(c)