176 be used. Although not required by statute to do so, the Court’s complaint effects first leadership procedure. of the team Complaints Court’s introduced relating judicial a to the decisions are inadmissible, but any disclosing grounds for further consideration are referred to the President, who can decide to take no action or to resolve the complaint informally. If formal disciplinary action is considered, the President must consult with the Lord Chancellor. Formal action involves a tribunal consisting of the Lord Chief Justice, the Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland and the Lord President (head of the Scottish judiciary), plus two independent members nominated by the Lord Chancellor. After the tribunal delivers its report, the Lord Chancellor must decide whether to remove the Justice by laying the necessary resolution before both Houses of Parliament.(Ibid P.201-202) This change has been made to announce the Judges independence. In respect of Scotland and Northern Ireland, the Judges enjoy much greater autonomy over