"Being on the Information Rights Tribunal gives me the opportunity to get immersed in a wide range of fascinating cases. I enjoy working on a panel with a qualified legal member and another lay member, discussing cases and coming to a decision. It's an intellectually stimulating, challenging and enjoyable role." Melanie Howard is a lay member of the First-tier Information Rights Tribunal. Fee-paid Information Rights Member of the Upper Tribunal launches 15 August
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Apply now: Fee-paid Deputy Judge of the Upper Tribunal, Immigration and Asylum Chamber
"I applied to sit as a Deputy Upper Tribunal Judge as I was keen to take on the challenge of a demanding role within the Immigration and Asylum Chamber. This role enables me to really make an impact on our judicial system and evolving jurisprudence. I can highly recommend my journey to others based on the work and the terrific people within the judiciary." Parminder Saini is a Judge of the Upper Tribunal, Immigration and Asylum Chamber and also sits as a Judge of the First-tier Tribunal, Tax Chamber. Find out more and apply. Closes 13:00 on 23 July
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