Public Prosecutions Act 1994

A Crown Prosecutor may by notice in writing to the Attorney-General enter into an arrangement under which the Crown Prosecutor agrees to receive the whole or part of his or her total amount of future remuneration as Crown Prosecutor as non-salary benefits of an equivalent value.

The notice must specify a date from which the arrangement is to take effect which must be the date on which the notice is given or a later date.

A Crown Prosecutor may vary or revoke a notice he or she has given under subsection (1) by notice in writing to the Attorney-General.

The notice of variation or revocation must specify a date from which the variation or revocation is to take effect which must be the date on which the notice is given or a later date.

If, before the commencement of section 22 of the Salaries Legislation Amendment (Salary Sacrifice) Act 2008 (the 2008 Act), a Crown Prosecutor entered into an arrangement under which the Crown Prosecutor agreed to receive the whole or part of his or her total amount of remuneration as a Crown Prosecutor as non-salary benefits of an equivalent value, that arrangement, by virtue of this subsection, has and is deemed always to have had full effect according to its tenor as if it had been authorised under this section.

On and after the commencement of section 22 of the 2008 Act, an arrangement referred to in subsection (5) may only be varied or revoked in accordance with subsection (3).

In subsection (1) non-salary benefits has the same meaning as it has in clauses 3(5) and 3(6) of Schedule 1A to the Public Administration Act 2004.