Establishment of Board of Examiners
14I Establishment of Board of Examiners
The
Board of Examiners is established.
The
Board of Examiners will consist of 15 members appointed by the Chief
Justice of whom—
one must be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court; and
two must be persons nominated by the Attorney-General; and
12 must be legal practitioners.
A member of the Board of Examiners holds office on terms and conditions determined by the Chief Justice.
The
Chief Justice may appoint a person to be the deputy of the member of the Board of Examiners who is an Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court and the deputy may, in the absence of the member, act in his or her place.
The member of the Board of Examiners who is an Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court will be the presiding member.
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