Establishment of committees
2.5.7 Establishment of committees
The Authority must establish a committee to be known as the executive committee.
The executive committee consists of the chairperson of the Authority, the Chief Executive Officer of the Authority and 3 other members nominated by the Minister.
S. 2.5.7(3) substituted by No. 58/2007 s. 7(1).
The Authority may, to facilitate its functioning, establish any other committee and appoint members to it including any person who is not a member of the Authority.
A committee or committees established to hear matters under Division 3, to be known as a review committee, must each consist of—
a member of the Authority who is to be chairperson of the committee; and
S. 2.5.7(4)(b) substituted by No. 58/2007 s. 7(2).
2 other persons, who need not be members of the Authority.
A committee may exercise any power delegated to the members of the committee by the Authority.
S. 2.5.7(6) repealed by No. 58/2007 s. 7(3).
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S. 2.5.7(7) amended by No. 58/2007 s. 7(4).
A person appointed to a committee, other than a person referred to in subsection (8), is entitled to be paid—
any remuneration that is fixed from time to time by the Governor in Council; and
allowances for travelling and personal expenses at the rates and on the conditions applicable to employees of the public service.
S. 2.5.7(8) amended by No. 7/2024 s. 8.
Subsection (7) does not apply to a person who holds a full-time Government office or a full-time position in the public service, teaching service, government ELC workforce or with a statutory authority and whose travelling and personal expenses are met through that office or position.
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