Section 250 — Employment Relations Act 2000: Exercise of powers of Employment Tribunal after 31 January 2001
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250 Exercise of powers of Employment Tribunal after 31 January 2001 (1) Despite the repeals effected by this Act, temporary members of the Employment Tribunal may be appointed from time to time under section 87 of the Employment Contracts Act 1991 and the provisions of that Act, including, in particular, the provisions of sections 84, 86, and 92, apply in relation to any temporary members so appointed as if that Act had not been repealed. (2) An appointment under subsection (1) may be made before or after the close of 31 January 2001. (3) Where any person appointed as a temporary member of the Employment Tribunal under subsection (1) is a person who, immediately before the commencement of this Act, held office as a member of the Employment Tribunal, the conditions of service of every such temporary member (except those as to his or her term of office) are to be the same as they would have been if both periods of service as a member of the Employment Tribunal had been continuous. (4) Any temporary member of the Employment Tribunal who is in office after the close of 31 January 2001 by virtue of an appointment under subsection (1) has jurisdiction, in the name of the Employment Tribunal,— (a) to determine or complete any proceedings under section 247 that are not determined before the close of 31 January 2001: (b) to determine or complete any proceedings in relation to a cause of action of the type referred to in section 248 that are within the jurisdiction of the Employment Tribunal: (c) to exercise any other jurisdiction conferred on any such temporary member by this Act. (5) For the purposes of subsection (4) , any temporary member of the Employment Tribunal to whom subsection (4) applies has, and may exercise, despite the repeals effected by this Act, the powers conferred on the Employment Tribunal by the repealed enactments, which apply accordingly with all necessary modifications.
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