Territorial Application: Wales Part 5 .Miscellaneous and General Provisions Section 213: Disposal of Part 1 warrant and extradition request
601.This section defines what is meant by the disposal of a Part 1 warrant and an extradition request. Subsection (1) provides that a Part 1 warrant is disposed of when an order is made for the person's discharge or extradition and there is no further possibility of appeal (see below), or when the person is taken to be discharged under this Act. Similarly subsection (2) provides that an extradition request is also disposed of when such an order is made and there is no possible route of appeal open, or when the person is taken to be discharged.
602.Subsection (3)provides that there is no further possibility of an appeal:
	when no notice of appeal has been given and the period permitted for doing so has ended;
	when the decision of the High Court on the appeal becomes final (see below), if no appeal is made against that decision;
	when the decision of the House of Lords is made, if an appeal is made against the decision of the High Court.
603.The decision of the High Court on the appeal is final (subsection (4)):
	when no application has been made to the High Court for leave to appeal to the House of Lords and the period permitted for doing so has ended;
	when the High Court has refused leave to appeal to the House of Lords, no application has been made to the House of Lords for leave to appeal and the period permitted for doing so has ended;
	when the House of Lords refuses leave to appeal;
	if, after 28 days of leave being granted to appeal to the House of Lords, no such appeal has been brought.
604.Subsection (5) prevents a court’s power to extend a permitted period or give leave to take a step out of time from being taken into account for the purposes of subsections (3) and (4).
605.Subsection (6) states that subsections (3) to (5) do not apply to Scotland (see section 32 above).