Appointment of employers’ representatives
16 Appointment of employers’ representatives
Appointment of employers’ representatives
The Minister must, by written instrument, appoint a person to be a voting member who represents employers in Australia.
The person may be reappointed: see section 33AA of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901.
Nomination of employers’ representatives
The Minister can only make the appointment if:
the person has been nominated for the appointment by an authorised body; and
the Minister agrees to the person being appointed.
If an authorised body nominates a person but the Minister does not agree to the person being appointed, an authorised body (which may be the same or a different body) may nominate another person for the appointment.
Authorised body
The Minister may authorise a body for the purpose of this section if the Minister considers that the body represents the interests of employers in Australia.
If the Minister does so, the body is an authorised body.
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