Cabinet Office
Lay Member for the Lord Chancellor’s Advisory Committee for Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire
Announced| Body: | Ministry of Justice |
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| Appointing Department: | Ministry of Justice |
| Sectors: | Judicial, Prison & Policing, Prison & Policing, Regulation |
| Location: | Nottingham and Derby |
| Skills required: | Regulation |
| Number of Vacancies: | 4 |
| Remuneration: | Travel and subsistence allowance |
| Time Requirements: | At least one full Committee meeting per year plus taking part in the sifting of applications and at least 12 full-day interview sessions. Successful applicants must take part in a two-day training session before they can take part in the work of the Committee. The interview of applicants and the training of newly appointed Committee members will be done online via Microsoft Teams. Due to COVID 19 the interview of prospective magistrates is also done online via Microsoft Teams. |
| Closing Date: | 31/12/2020 00:00 |
| Interviews: | Late January onwards |
Vacancy Description
Volunteers are sought to sit as non-magistrate members on the Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Advisory Committee.
As non-magistrate members, successful applicants would be involved in interviewing and selecting prospective new magistrates, amongst other duties (for further information please refer to “Applying to become a member of an advisory committee or sub-committee: notes for guidance” available from the e-mail address below).
Person Specification
The successful candidate must possess:- good inter-personal skills; the ability to participate in selection interviews for candidate for the magistracy; good judgement of character and the ability objectively to assess evidence; the ability to communicate effectively; awareness of own prejudices and the ability to set them aside; discretion in handling confidential information; an understanding of or a willingness to acquire an understanding the needs of the benches served by the Committee; a willingness to talk about the magistracy and to participate in recruitment events; an ability to work as a member of a team; commitment and enthusiasm; and a willingness to undergo prescribed training.
Additional Information
For further information please refer to “Applying to become a member of an advisory committee or sub-committee: notes for guidance” available at :-
The link below will take you to the Government’s webpage where members of the public who are considering applying to become a magistrates can find out further information:-
Please scroll down to the pages for Derbyshire and also Nottinghamshire to find the information for this cluster.
How to Apply
Please complete the attached application.
Please can you send the completed forms with the reference number to NT-LegalAdminSupportTeam@hmcts.gsi.gov.uk
Reference Number: DNAC2020
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