Parliament (Joint Services) Act 1985

chief officer, in relation to a division of the joint parliamentary service, means a person who is chief officer of that division by virtue of section 7;

the

Committee means the Joint Parliamentary Service Committee constituted under

Part 2;

Executive

Officer for the joint parliamentary service means the person holding or acting in the office of Executive Officer for the joint parliamentary service under Part 2;

the joint parliamentary service means all persons employed in any capacity under the provisions of this Act;

officer means a person appointed to an office under this Act (other than

Part 2 Division 1A) on a permanent, temporary or probationary basis;

permanent officer means an officer who is neither a temporary nor a probationary officer;

Presiding

Officer means the President of the Legislative Council or the Speaker of the

House of Assembly;

probationary officer means an officer appointed on probation whose probation has not terminated;

temporary officer means an officer appointed under section 13(1)(a);

working day, in relation to an officer, means a day on which the officer would (if not on leave) ordinarily be required to work.

Parliament House;

and