This Section requires the Secretary of State to establish an Advisory Board to provide advice regarding their function of enforcing labour market legislation and establishes requirements for the Board’s composition.
	Subsection (1) requires the Secretary of State to create the Advisory Board, which will provide advice on matters related to the enforcement of labour market legislation. Subsection (1) also provides for the Secretary of State to specify the matters on which the Advisory Board advises.
	Subsection (2) specifies that the Board must consist of at least nine members appointed by the Secretary of State.
	Subsection (3) provides that board members hold and vacate their position in accordance with the terms and conditions of their appointment.
	Subsection (4) provides for the composition of the Board. It must include an equal number of representatives of the interests of trade unions and employers as well as individuals appearing to the Secretary of State to be independent experts who meet the criteria set out in subsection (5).
	Subsection (5) defines the term "independent expert" for the purposes of the Secretary of State making appointments to the Advisory Board under subsection (4)(c).
	Subsection (6) gives the Secretary of State the power to determine and provide remuneration or allowances for Board members.
	Subsection (7) provides that, should the Secretary of State so specify, the Board may provide advice about the Secretary of State’s functions relating to bringing proceedings in an employment tribunal and providing legal assistance under Sections 116 and 117.
Part 5: Enforcement of Labour Market Legislation Advisory Board Section 93: Advisory board