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Constitution of Appeal Board.
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30.—(1) Whenever the Minister receives a notice under the next preceding section in relation to any determination of the Tribunal, the Minister shall constitute a Board (in this Part of this Act referred to as an Appeal Board) to review such determination and shall submit such determination to such Board for review.
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(2) Every Appeal Board shall consist of—
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(a) a chairman who shall be a Judge of the High Court or Circuit Court nominated by the President of the High Court, and
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(b) two ordinary members nominated by the Minister—
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(i) in case the relevant determination relates to one or more trade unions of masters, from the masters' panel, and
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(ii) in case it relates to one or more trade unions of workmen, from the workmen's panel.
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(3) A person nominated under paragraph (b) of the next preceding sub-section of this section—
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(a) shall not be a person who was a member of the Tribunal when the determination to be reviewed was given, and
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(b) shall be a person who, in the opinion of the Minister, is not directly interested in any of the trade unions concerned in such determination.
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(4) Each ordinary member of an Appeal Board shall be paid such fees or other remuneration as the Minister for Finance determines.
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