Constitution of Director's Committee for meeting on special decision
45D Constitution of Director's Committee for meeting on special decision
For the purposes of a meeting referred to in section 45C, the Director's Committee is to be constituted by—
the Director, who is to be the chairperson; and
the Chief Crown Prosecutor; and
in the case of a special decision of a kind referred to in paragraph (d) or (e) of the definition of that term in section 3—
the Crown Prosecutor, Associate Crown Prosecutor or other Australian lawyer concerned; or
if both a Crown Prosecutor and an Associate Crown Prosecutor are concerned, the Crown Prosecutor concerned; or
if more than one Crown Prosecutor is concerned, the most senior Crown Prosecutor concerned; or
if more than one Australian lawyer (other than a Crown Prosecutor or an Associate Crown Prosecutor) is concerned, the most senior counsel concerned; or
if one or more than one Crown Prosecutor and one or more than one Associate Crown Prosecutor or other Australian lawyer are concerned, the most senior Crown Prosecutor concerned; or
if the Crown Prosecutor, Associate Crown Prosecutor or other Australian lawyer concerned is not available, the most senior Crown Prosecutor available; and
in any other case, the most senior Crown Prosecutor available.
Note
The Solicitor for Public Prosecutions is not a member of the Director's Committee for the purposes of a meeting on a special decision.
Subject to this Division, the Director's Committee may regulate its own meeting procedure under this Division.
S. 45E inserted by No. 3/2012 s. 21.
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