Vacation of office of executive
137 Vacation of office of executive
The office of an executive becomes vacant if —
the executive dies; or
in the case of a chief executive, the chief executive is removed from the office under section 115; or
the executive completes a term and is not reappointed; or
the executive is dismissed, or retires, under this Act; or
the employment of the executive is terminated under this Act; or
the executive resigns by written resignation given —
in the case of a chief executive, to the Department CEO; or
in the case of a health executive, to the employing authority of the executive’s health service provider,
and the Department CEO or that employing authority, as the case requires, accepts that resignation; or
the executive is appointed or transferred under this Part to another office (unless it is an appointment and the Department CEO authorises the offices being held concurrently by the executive).
The vacation of an office under subsection (1)(a), (b), (c), (d), (e) or (f) terminates the contract of employment of the executive concerned.
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