Promotion on advice of joint selection committee
87 Promotion on advice of joint selection committee
The head of service may promote an officer to fill a vacant office if—
a joint selection committee is established in relation to the promotion; and
the committee recommends the promotion.
If a joint selection committee makes a recommendation to the head of service about a promotion the head of service may—
accept the recommendation; or
not accept the recommendation.
A decision to promote under this section is not an appellable decision or a reviewable decision if the promotion is in accordance with—
the recommendation of a joint selection committee agreed to by the principal union (a union agreed joint selection committee); or
the unanimous recommendation of a management initiated joint selection committee.
A decision to promote under this section is an appellable decision and a reviewable decision if—
an officer is promoted to an appellable classification; and
the officer seeking to appeal applied for promotion to the position; and
the promotion is not in accordance with—
the recommendation of a union agreed joint selection committee; or
the unanimous recommendation of a management initiated joint selection committee.
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