Appointment by Chief Commissioner of acting Commissioners
1A Appointment by Chief Commissioner of acting Commissioners
The Chief Commissioner may—
from time to time, appoint—
a Commissioner to act as Chief Commissioner during the absence of the Chief Commissioner for a period of not more than 30 days, or
appoint an officer of the Commission with special legal qualifications to act as a Commissioner, other than the Chief Commissioner, for a period of not more than 30 days, and
revoke an appointment under paragraph (a)(i) or (ii).
An appointment of an acting Commissioner is revoked—
if the appointment is revoked under subclause (1)(b), or
on the appointment of an acting Commissioner to the office by the Governor or Minister.
An acting Commissioner appointed by the Chief Commissioner to act in an office is entitled to be paid the remuneration, including any allowances, to which a person who holds the office is entitled.
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