Part 2: Courts, tribunals and coroners Chapter 2: Online procedure Section 32: Judicial agreement to certain regulations
This section explains what is meant by the "concurrence requirement" for certain powers to make regulations. Subsection (1) gives the meaning, namely that for regulations subject to the concurrence requirement, the regulations require the concurrence of the Lord Chief Justice (if or to the extent that they relate to civil or family proceedings) and/or the Senior President of Tribunals (if or to the extent that they relate to proceedings in the First-tier Tribunal, Upper Tribunal, employment tribunals or the Employment Appeal Tribunal). Subsection (2) allows for the Lord Chief Justice to delegate the function of concurring in the making of such regulations to a judicial office holder.