How Parliamentary Secretary ceases to hold office
38D How Parliamentary Secretary ceases to hold office
A person holding office as Parliamentary Secretary ceases to hold that office—
if he dies,
if the person by whom he was appointed as such ceases to be Premier,
if he resigns his office as such by writing under his hand addressed to the Premier,
if he is removed from office as such by the Premier,
if his seat as a Member of either House of Parliament becomes vacant, otherwise than by reason of the fact that the Legislative Assembly has been dissolved or has expired by the effluxion of time, or
upon the day appointed for the taking of the poll for the general election of Members of the Legislative Assembly next following his appointment to hold that office.
The Premier may, for any cause which appears to him to be sufficient, remove any person from office as Parliamentary Secretary.
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