Section 5 — Resignation — Solicitor-General Act 1969 (Western Australia) — Barrister AI

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Section 5 — Resignation — Solicitor-General Act 1969 (Western Australia) — Barrister AI

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s 1Short title s 2Terms used in this Act s 3Solicitor‑General, appointment and qualifications s 4Remuneration s 4ALeave and other conditions of service s 5Resignation s 6Private practice prohibited except with approval s 7Removal from office s 8Acting Solicitor‑General s 9Functions s 10Certain rights as a public servant preserved s 13Attorney General may delegate to Solicitor‑General s 14Transitional matters for Solicitor‑General Amendment Act 2006 NotesNotes Compilation tableCompilation table Uncommenced provisions tableUncommenced provisions table Other notesOther notes Defined termsDefined terms

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5 Resignation

(1)

The Solicitor‑General may resign his office by instrument in writing under his hand and delivered to the Governor.

[(2) deleted]

[Section 5 amended: No. 29 of 2006 s. 7.]

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