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Purpose and legislative effect
“This section sets the office terms for the Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Commission members, including re-appointment limits and termination rules.”
This section sets the office terms for the Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Commission members, including re-appointment limits and termination rules. Most Commission members may resign at any time by written notice to the appointing authority. The Commission must meet at least four times a year, the Secretary must give members at least 14 days’ notice of meetings, and the Chairman or Vice Chairman must preside depending on who is present. A Commission member who is in office by virtue of his position may nominate someone from his organisation to attend a meeting for him if he cannot attend. A meeting of the Commission has a quorum only if half of the members are present.
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This section sets the office terms for the Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Commission members, including re-appointment limits and termination rules.
Section 1
A Commission member who is in office by virtue of his position may nominate someone from his organisation to attend a meeting for him if he cannot attend.
Section 4
The Commission must record and keep minutes of its meetings, and the minutes must be read, confirmed or amended and confirmed at the next meeting, then signed by the presiding person and the Secretary.
Section 7
Documents issued on behalf of the Commission must be signed by the Chairman or, where applicable, the Vice Chairman. The Commission may regulate its own proceedings.
Section 9
A person must stop being a Commission member if any listed condition occurs, including repeated absence, losing the qualifying office, written resignation, mental disorder or illness, or death.
Section 12
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