(1) The Governor may,
on the recommendation of the Attorney-General, appoint a justice to be a
special justice.
(2) A special justice
will be appointed on conditions determined by the Governor for a term, not
exceeding 5 years, specified in the instrument of appointment and, at the
expiration of a term of appointment, is eligible for reappointment.
(3) The
Attorney-General will not recommend that a justice be appointed as a special
justice unless the Attorney-General is satisfied that the justice—
(a) has
successfully completed a course of training approved (after consultation with
the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court) by the Attorney-General; and
(b) is,
in the opinion of the Attorney-General, suitable to be appointed as a special
justice; and
(c)
meets the requirements prescribed by the regulations.
(4) The conditions of
appointment may include conditions specifying or limiting the official powers
that the special justice may exercise.
(5) A special justice
is entitled to such remuneration as may be determined by the Governor for the
performance of judicial duties.