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AJTC - responses to consultation On-line questionnaire responses: 1. Anonymous 2. Anonymous 3. A Magistrate 4. Anonymous 5. Anonymous 6. Anonymous 7. Chris Bell 8. Brenda Margaret Crisell 9. Edward Clarke 10. Tanya Callman 11. Professor Gavin Drewry 12. Robert Wyllie 13. Stephen Pope 14. Martyn Weller 15. Alex Cosgrove 16. Anonymous 17. Sheila Carmen Charles 18. Kevin Burdekin 19. Victim Support 20. Anonymous 21. Anonymous Other responses: 1. Professor Colin T Reid 2. AJTC 3. British and Irish Ombudsman Association 4. Dr Niall MacKinnon 5. Bernard Quoroll 6. Scottish Ministers 7. Mencap 8. Education Appeals Support Initiative Group 9. The Honourable Lady Smith, Chair of the Scottish Tribunals Forum 10. Valuation Tribunal Service Board 11. Trading Standards Institute 12. Consumer Focus Scotland 13. Law Society 14. Local Government Ombudsman 15. Senior President of Tribunals 16. Londonwide Education Appeals Support Initiative 17. Parliamentary & Health Service Ombudsman 18. Angela Truell 19. The Welsh Government 20. JUSTICE
Stakeholders notified of the publication of the consultation document (excluding agencies of the Ministry of Justice and other government departments) These stakeholders were identified as having a specific interest in one or more of the department’s bodies in the Public Bodies Bill. Responses were not limited to those listed here and views from others with an interest in one or more of the bodies were welcomed. Statutory consultees The body or holder of the office to which the proposal relates Such other persons appearing to the minister to be representative of interests substantially affected by the proposal (see other consultees below) Scottish Ministers if the proposal relates to any matter, so far as applying in or as regards Scotland in relation to which the Scottish Ministers exercise functions A Northern Ireland Department if the proposal relates to any matter, so far as applying in or as regards Northern Ireland, in relation to which the department exercises functions Welsh Ministers, if the proposal relates to any matter so far as applying in or as regards Wales, in relation to which the Welsh Ministers exercise functions The Lord Chief Justice where the functions affected by the proposal relate to the administration of Justice Such other persons as the ministers considers appropriate (see other consultees below) Other consultees General Departmental Trade Union Side Administrative Justice and Tribunals Council British and Irish Ombudsmen Association Senior President of Tribunals Courts Boards Justices’ Clerks’ Society The Bar Council The Law Society The Magistrates’ Association Crown Court Rule Committee The Bar Council The Law Society Magistrates’ Courts Rule Committee Council of District Judges (Magistrates’ Courts) Justices’ Clerks’ Society The Bar Council
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