s. 5 5 Functions of Solicitor-General No. 6374 s. 4. The Solicitor-General— (a) may act as counsel for Her Majesty and may perform such other duties of counsel as the Attorney-General directs; (b) subject to this Act may exercise any powers and functions conferred on the by any Act; (c) has precedence after the Attorney-General in S. 5(c) inserted by all cases whatever. No. 35/1996 s. 446. 6 Pensions No. 6374 s. 5. (1) The Solicitor-General and the partner and children S. 6(1) amended by of the Solicitor-General shall be entitled to No. 9019 pensions in the same circumstances and at the s. 2(1)(Sch. item 6), same rates and on the same terms and conditions substituted by as a judge of the Supreme Court (other than the No. 9462 s. 2(b), Chief Justice, the President of the Court of Appeal amended by or a Judge of Appeal) and the partner and children Nos 109/1994 s. 34(4)(b)(i)(ii), of such a judge under Part III of the Constitution 23/2008 Act 1975 and any such pension shall be liable to s. 19(2). be suspended or determined in the same circumstances and to the same extent as pensions under said Part III are liable to be suspended or determined. (2) A pension under this section may be commuted in S. 6(2) amended by the same circumstances and to the same extent as No. 9019 pensions under sections 83AC, 83AF and 83AI of s. 2(1)(Sch. item 6), the Constitution Act 1975 may be commuted and repealed by for that purpose sections 83AA to 83AI of that No. 9462 s. 2(b), Act apply with such modifications as are new s. 6(2) necessary. inserted by No. 19/2001 s. 3(1).
No. 6374 s. 4. 5 Functions of Solicitor-General s. 5 The Solicitor-General— (a) may act as counsel for Her Majesty and may perform such other duties of counsel as the Attorney-General directs; (b) subject to this Act may exercise any powers and functions conferred on the by any Act; S. 5(c) inserted by No. 35/1996 s. 446. (c) has precedence after the Attorney-General in all cases whatever. No. 6374 s. 5. 6 Pensions S. 6(1) amended by No. 9019 s. 2(1)(Sch. item 6), substituted by No. 9462 s. 2(b), amended by Nos 109/1994 s. 34(4)(b)(i)(ii), 23/2008 s. 19(2). (1) The Solicitor-General and the partner and children of the Solicitor-General shall be entitled to pensions in the same circumstances and at the same rates and on the same terms and conditions as a judge of the Supreme Court (other than the Chief Justice, the President of the Court of Appeal or a Judge of Appeal) and the partner and children of such a judge under Part III of the Constitution Act 1975 and any such pension shall be liable to be suspended or determined in the same circumstances and to the same extent as pensions under said Part III are liable to be suspended or determined. S. 6(2) amended by No. 9019 s. 2(1)(Sch. item 6), repealed by No. 9462 s. 2(b), new s. 6(2) inserted by No. 19/2001 s. 3(1). (2) A pension under this section may be commuted in the same circumstances and to the same extent as pensions under sections 83AC, 83AF and 83AI of the Constitution Act 1975 may be commuted and for that purpose sections 83AA to 83AI of that Act apply with such modifications as are necessary.
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