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Chapter III
GeneralProperty and staff18Definitions

(1)    This section applies for the purposes of sections 19 to 21 and Schedule 3.

(2)    “Eligible employee” means—

(a)    in relation to a local authority or the Official Solicitor or the Receiver for the Metropolitan Police District, a person who is employed under a contract of employment with the authority, the solicitor or the receiver on work which would have continued but for this Part,

(b)    in relation to a probation committee, a person (other than a chief probation officer) who is employed under a contract of employment with the committee.

(3)    “New employer” means a local probation board or the Service.

(4)    “Old employer” means a local authority, a probation committee, the Official Solicitor or the Receiver for the Metropolitan Police District.

(5)    “Property” includes rights and interests of any description, other than—

(a)    those under a contract of employment,

(b)    land, in the case of transfers to a local board.

NOTES
Initial Commencement
To be appointed

To be appointed: see s 80(1).

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