Reappointment to former employment in certain cases
5 Reappointment to former employment in certain cases
In this clause, retiring age means, in relation to a person who was, immediately before appointment as a commissioner:
a person employed in the Public Service—the age of 60 years, or
a member of staff of a statutory body—the age at which members of staff (being members of staff of the class to which that person belonged immediately before appointment as a commissioner) of that statutory body are entitled to retire.
A person who ceased to be a commissioner, otherwise than pursuant to section 9 (2), is, if the person has not attained the retiring age, entitled to be employed, if, immediately before appointment as a commissioner, the person was:
a person employed in the Public Service—in the Public Service, or
a member of staff of a statutory body—as a member of staff of that body,
at a work level and salary not lower than the level at which the person was employed immediately before appointment as a commissioner.
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