Section 10 — Resignation — Prices Justification Act 1973 (Commonwealth) — Barrister AI

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Section 10 — Resignation — Prices Justification Act 1973 (Commonwealth) — Barrister AI

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s 1Short title s 2Commencement s 3Interpretation s 4Holding companies and related companies s 5Companies to which Act applies s 6Constitution of Tribunal s 7Terms and conditions of appointment s 8Remuneration and allowances s 9Leave of absence s 10Resignation s 11Termination of appointment s 12Member not to act when interested s 13Deputy Chairman s 14Acting Chairman s 15Meetings of Tribunal s 16Functions of Tribunal s 17Power of Minister to require Tribunal to inquire into and report on matter s 18Notification to Tribunal of proposed increases in prices or proposed prices of goods or services s 19Inquiry and report by Tribunal s 20Parties to inquiries s 21Procedure at inquiries s 22Chairman may authorize Tribunal to sit in Divisions s 23Power to obtain information s 24Power t o take evidence on oath or affirmation s 25Failure of witness to attend s 26Refusal to be sworn or to answer questions s 27Protection of members, representatives and witnesses s 28Tribunal to notify company when report furnished s 29Powers of Tribunal in relation to documents produced s 30Allowances to witnesses s 31Prosecutions s 32Effect of appointment of Judge as a member s 33Rights of P ublic servant appointed as Chairman or full-time member s 34Staff s 35Annual report s 36Regulations

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A member may resign his office by writing under his hand delivered to the Governor-General.

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