Vacancy in office of member
10 Vacancy in office of member
The office of a member of the Commission, including a judicial member, becomes vacant if the member is removed or retired from office in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Constitution Act 1902, Part 9 and the Judicial Officers Act 1986, Parts 7 and 8.
A member of the Commission who is not a judicial member may be removed from office only in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution Act 1902, Part 9 relating to the removal from office of judicial members.
A member of the Commission who is also a judicial member ceases to hold both offices if removed or retired from either office.
The office of a member also becomes vacant if the member—
dies, or
is appointed for a limited period and the period expires without the member being re-appointed.
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