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CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL ACT 2013 - SECT 11
Appointment of occasional members
(1) The President may, by written instrument, appoint a person to be an
occasional member in relation to particular proceedings before the Tribunal
if-- (a) the person is qualified to be appointed as a member of the kind
concerned, and
(b) the President is satisfied that the appointment of the
person as a member is necessary to enable the Tribunal to be properly
constituted to exercise its functions in the proceedings.
Note : Section 13
makes general provision with respect to qualifications for appointment. A
Division Schedule for a Division of the Tribunal may, in some cases, make
special provision for the assignment of members to that Division based on
particular skills, expertise or qualifications.
(2) Without limiting clause
12 of Schedule 2, the President may delegate the function of appointing
occasional members to sit as Division members for a Division of the Tribunal
to the Division Head of the Division or a List Manager of a Division of
the Tribunal.
(3) The instrument of appointment of an occasional member is to
specify-- (a) whether the member has been appointed as a Deputy President,
principal member, senior member or general member, and
(b) the proceedings in
relation to which the member has been appointed as an occasional member.
(4)
An occasional member who is appointed to be a member in relation to
proceedings that are allocated to a Division of the Tribunal is taken to be
assigned as a Division member of that Division.
(5) A person who is appointed
as an occasional member holds office as such until the proceedings in relation
to which the member has been appointed as an occasional member have been
finally determined, unless the person sooner vacates office.
(6) The
proceedings in relation to which an occasional member has been appointed as an
occasional member are not
"finally determined" for the purposes of subsection (5) until-- (a) the
proceedings are withdrawn by a party before the substantial merits of the
proceedings are considered by the Tribunal, or
(b) the proceedings are
dismissed by the Tribunal (as constituted by or with the member) before the
substantial merits of the proceedings are considered by the Tribunal
(including, where required, the giving of reasons for the dismissal and the
determination of costs), or
(c) the Tribunal (as constituted by or with the
member) has completed all the processes necessary to decide the substantial
merits of the proceedings (including, where required, the giving of reasons
for the decision and the determination of costs),
whichever occurs first.
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