Removal and vacation of office
7 Removal and vacation of office
A member (not being the holder of a judicial office) shall be deemed to have vacated the member’s office as a member if—
the member is removed from office by the Governor in Council—
for misbehaviour; or
for failure to comply with the conditions of the member’s appointment; or
for absence from 3 consecutive meetings of the Commission without reasonable cause being shown to the Governor in Council; or
because the member becomes mentally or physically incapable of performing the duties of office; or
the member becomes bankrupt, compounds with the member’s creditors, or makes any assignment of the member’s salary or allowances or of the member’s estate for their benefit; or
the member is convicted of an indictable offence punishable by imprisonment of at least 1 year; or
the member resigns from office by signed notice of resignation given to the Governor.
A member who is the holder of a judicial office shall cease to hold office as a member if the member ceases to hold judicial office.
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