Section 16 — Resignation — Public Prosecutions Act 1994 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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Section 16 — Resignation — Public Prosecutions Act 1994 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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Part 2 — Director of Public Prosecutionss 13Appointment s 14Role of Chief Crown Prosecutor s 15Terms and conditions s 15ASalary sacrifice—Chief Crown Prosecutor s 16Resignation s 17Suspension and removal from office s 18Pension of Chief Crown Prosecutor and of his or her partner and children s 19Acting Chief Crown Prosecutor s 19ASalary sacrifice—Acting Chief Crown Prosecutor s 19BChief Crown Prosecutor may act as Director s 20Chief Crown Prosecutor is responsible to Director s 21Exercise of powers in cases of conflict of interest etc.Part 6 — Associate Crown ProsecutorsPart 9 — Miscellaneous

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16 Resignation

The Chief Crown Prosecutor may resign from office by delivering to the Governor a signed letter of resignation.

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