Acting members of Judicial Commission
10 Acting members of Judicial Commission
The Chief Justice may appoint a Supreme Court Judge to act as a member and acting chairperson of the Judicial Commission during a period, or all periods, when the Chief Justice is unable or unavailable to perform the functions or exercise the powers of a member of the Judicial Commission.
The Chief Judge may appoint a Deputy Chief Judge or another
Local Court Judge to act as a member of the Judicial Commission during a period, or all periods, when the Chief Judge is unable or unavailable to perform functions or exercise powers of a member of the Judicial Commission.
The President of NTCAT may appoint a Deputy President of the
NTCAT to act as a member of the Judicial Commission during a period, or all periods, when the President is unable or unavailable to perform functions or exercise powers of a member of the Judicial
Commission.
The President of the Council of the Law Society Northern
Territory may appoint another member of the Council of the Law
Society Northern Territory to act as a member of the Judicial
Commission during a period, or all periods, when the President of the
Law Society Northern Territory is unable or unavailable to perform functions or exercise powers of a member of the Judicial Commission.
The Administrator may appoint a person eligible for appointment as a community member to act as a community member of the Judicial
Commission during a period, or all periods, when a community member of the Judicial Commission is unable or unavailable to perform functions or exercise powers of a member of the Judicial Commission.
An acting member of the Judicial Commission appointed by the
Administrator under subsection (5) holds office on the conditions determined by the Administrator.
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