Detailed Commentary on Sections in Part 6 Tribunal proceedings
782.Any tribunal (as defined by section 158(1)) in Northern Ireland can refer a devolution issue direct to the Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland. Tribunals from which there is no appeal must make such a reference (paragraph 26). In either case, the Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland’s decision can be appealed to the Supreme Court, subject to permission to appeal having been granted either by that Court or by the Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland (paragraph 28).