(a) the Chief Justice certifies that
it is expedient that the Chief Judge should act as an additional Judge of
Appeal in the proceedings, and
(b) the Chief Judge consents to act as an
additional Judge of Appeal in the proceedings.
(3) The following provisions
apply to and in respect of a designated Chief Judge who acts as an additional
Judge of Appeal pursuant to the provisions of this section--
(a) the Chief
Judge has, while acting as an additional Judge of Appeal, all the powers,
authorities, privileges and immunities of a Judge of Appeal (including the
powers, authorities, privileges and immunities of a Judge of the Supreme
Court),
(b) the Chief Judge may attend the sittings of the Court of Appeal
for the purpose of giving judgment in, or otherwise completing, any
proceedings which have been heard by the Court while the Chief Judge was
acting as an additional Judge of Appeal even if the Chief Judge is no longer
acting as an additional Judge of Appeal,
(c) the Chief Judge is not, while
receiving remuneration as a Chief Judge, entitled to remuneration for acting
as an additional Judge of Appeal,
(d) any service of the Chief Judge while
acting as an additional Judge of Appeal is, for the purposes of the Act under
which the Chief Judge was appointed and the Judges' Pensions Act 1953 , taken
to be service as the Chief Judge of the court concerned,
(e) nothing in this
Act or any other law requires the Chief Judge to devote the whole of his or
her time to the duties of acting as an additional Judge of Appeal.
