Professional statute overview
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Purpose and legislative effect
“The Council must have nine members, and the Minister appoints them.”
The Council must have nine members, and the Minister appoints them. This section sets the terms of office for Council members, the Chairman, the Vice Chairman, and the Attorney General’s representative. Some Council members may resign by written notice to the appointing authority, who must forward it to the Council; resignation takes effect when the Council receives the notice. The Council must meet at least four times a year, the Secretary must give members 14 days’ notice, and the Chairman normally presides and may determine meeting details. The Council has a quorum only when two thirds of its total members are present, including a member from the Office of the Attorney General.
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The Council must have nine members, and the Minister appoints them.
Section 1
The Council must meet at least four times a year, the Secretary must give members 14 days’ notice, and the Chairman normally presides and may determine meeting details.
Section 4
The Council may invite a person to its meetings or committee meetings to provide expertise, but that person cannot vote.
Section 6
The Council’s seal may not be affixed to an instrument unless the Chairman, Vice Chairman, or Registrar is present, and the Council may regulate its own proceedings.
Section 9
A Council member must stop being a member if any listed condition occurs, including repeated absence, loss of the appointing office, written resignation, death, or mental disorder/illness.
Section 11
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