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PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT ACT 1994 (NO 37 OF 1994)
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
1. PART I—PRELIMINARY Short title
2. Commencement
3. Interpretation
4. Operation of Act
5. Application
6. Values and principles
7. General principles of public administration
8. General principles of management in employment matters
9. General obligations of public employees
10. Sections 6, 7, 8 and 9 subject to other provisions
11. Legal effect
12. ACT Government Service
13. Constitution of administrative units
14. Ministerial responsibility and functions of administrative units
15. Machinery of government changes—officers
16. Machinery of government changes—employees
17. Division 1—Preliminary Interpretation
18. Appointment of Commissioner for Public Administration
19. Acting appointment
20. General functions
21. Review of government agencies or functions
22. Investigative powers
23. Records of members
24. Powers of chief executive officers of certain Territory instrumentalities
25. Powers of certain statutory office holders
26. Powers relating to certain staff providing services for Calvary Hospital
27. Division 4—Chief Executives Office of Chief Executive
28. Appointment
29. Responsibilities
30. Transfer
31. Effects of defects or irregularities
32. Acting appointment
33. Part-time offices
34. Dual appointment of Chief Executives
35. Remunerative employment outside the Service
36. Delegation by Commissioner or Chief Executives
37. Delegation by autonomous instrumentality
38. The Senior Executive Service
39. Interpretation
40. Equal employment opportunity programs
41. Access and equity programs
42. Industrial democracy programs
43. Application of subsections 40 (1), 41 (1) and 42 (1) to autonomous instrumentalities
44. Joint Council
45. Interpretation
46. Office
47. Leave of absence
48. Disclosure of interests
49. Resignation
50. Suspension and removal from office
51. Retirement
52. Terms and conditions generally
53. Acting appointment
54. Staff
55. Creation and abolition of offices
56. Classification of offices and officers
57. Senior Executive Service classifications
58. Re-classification of offices
59. Application of subsection 58 (2) to ACT Electricity and Water Authority and Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions
60. Division 2—Part-time offices Part-time offices
61. Hours of attendance of part-time officers
62. Hours of attendance of certain unattached officers
63. Division 1—Preliminary Interpretation
64. Application
65. Application of merit principle
66. Notification of certain matters related to appointment, transfer or promotion
67. Employment in the Service
68. Appointments—generally
69. Classification of unattached officers
70. Appointments to be on probation
71. Appointments on probation—training offices and teaching offices
72. Notification of vacancies in Senior Executive Service offices
73. Chief Executive to consider recommendation
74. Executive Staffing Committee
75. Appointment or promotion of SES officers in ACT Electricity and Water Authority and Office of Director of Public Prosecutions
76. Transfer of Senior Executive Service officers
77. Duties to be performed by Senior Executive Service officers
78. Cancellation
79. No appeals
80. Fixed-term appointments
81. Superannuation arrangements
82. Temporary performance of duties
83. Transfers and promotions
84. Appeals
85. Determination of appeals
86. Promotion appeal rights of certain officers
87. Review of non-appellable promotion decisions by Merit Protection Agency
88. Transfer or promotion on advice of Joint Selection Committee
89. Transfer or promotion on advice of management-initiated Joint Selection Committee
90. Procedure of Joint Selection Committee
91. Taking effect etc. of promotions and transfers
92. Death of officer before appeal determined
93. Cancellation of promotion or transfer
94. Transfer of officers by Chief Executive from one administrative unit to another
95. Simultaneous transfers within an administrative unit
96. Transfers of officers and employees between administrative units
97. Transfers and promotions to specified offices may be made in accordance with order of passing examinations
98. Promotion of officers who complete courses of training for special positions
99. Interpretation
100. Directions to act
101. Directions to act in certain offices for more than 3 months or until the occurrence of an event
102. Appeals against directions
103. Lapsing of appeals
104. Determination of appeal
105. Procedure where appeal is successful
106. Power to engage employees
107. Overseas employment
108. Temporary employment—generally
109. Entry to the workforce programs
110. Casual employment
111. Employment of unsuccessful election candidates
112. Termination of employment
113. Work performed after termination of temporary employment
114. Engagement of certain former officers as employees, and contracts with certain former officers, prohibited
115. Division 8—Miscellaneous Officers of Australian Public Service to have certain rights of entry to ACT Public Service
116. Officers of the Australian Public Service appointed to Chief Executive or Senior Executive Service offices
117. Reappointment of retired officers
118. Reappointment of unsuccessful election candidates
119. Unattached officers
120. Arrangements with other governments and bodies for the provision of services by employees to the Territory
121. Arrangements with other governments for the provision of services by officers and employees of the Service
122. Interpretation
123. Retirement—minimum retiring age
124. Retirement—maximum retiring age
125. Retirement of Chief Executives on the ground of incapacity
126. Termination of appointment
127. Redeployment of unattached Chief Executives
128. Special benefits available to retiring unattached Chief Executives
129. Interpretation
130. Retirement—minimum retiring age
131. Retirement—maximum retiring age
132. Preliminary steps in relation to officers whose services cannot reasonably be used in an SES office at the same or equal classification
133. Officers whose services cannot reasonably be used in an SES office at the same or equal classification
134. Appeal to Appeal Committee
135. Retirement with consent of officer on grounds of incapacity
136. Unattachment of Senior Executive Service officers
137. Special benefits available to retiring officers
138. Limitation on retirement on ground of invalidity
139. Interpretation
140. Power to reduce officer's classification
141. Retirement—minimum retiring age
142. Retirement—maximum retiring age
143. Action by Chief Executive to reduce an officer's classification or retire an officer from the Service
144. Action by Commissioner to reduce an officer's classification
145. Limitation on retirement on ground of invalidity
146. Unattachment of officers
147. Appeals
148. PART VII—LONG SERVICE LEAVE Interpretation
149. Meaning of public authority
150. Management standards with respect to previous employment with prescribed authorities etc.
151. Meaning of salary
152. Certain payments not included in salary
153. Persons taken to be employed by the Territory
154. Period of employment
155. Continuity of employment
156. Status of periods of absence
157. Concurrent employment
158. Long service leave and payments in lieu of long service leave
159. Extended leave or pay in lieu of leave for officers not entitled to long service leave
160. Calculation of long service leave credit
161. Application of section 160
162. Rate of salary while absent on long service leave
163. Rate of salary in relation to pay in lieu of leave
164. Long service leave benefits not to be granted under other laws
165. Additional provisions relating to death of an officer
166. Provisions relating to members of the Australian Capital Territory Teaching Service
167. PART VIII—MATERNITY LEAVE Interpretation
168. Persons in relation to whom this Part applies
169. Absence on maternity leave
170. Entitlement to paid maternity leave
171. Unauthorised absences
172. Absence on leave without pay
173. Officers may continue to perform, or resume, duty in certain circumstances
174. Other applications to resume duty
175. Grant of maternity leave not to affect continuity of service
176. Officers on maternity leave
177. Temporary employees on maternity leave
178. Division 1—Preliminary Interpretation
179. Meaning of failure to fulfil duty as officer
180. Interpretation
181. Disciplinary action in respect of Chief Executives
182. Conviction by courts of Chief Executives
183. Suspension of Chief Executives
184. Removal and variation of suspension relating to Chief Executives
185. Interpretation
186. Disciplinary action
187. Inquiries into misconduct
188. Convictions by courts
189. Suspension
190. Removal and variation of suspension
191. Appeals
192. Nullification of conviction
193. Review of findings
194. Interpretation
195. Misconduct committed before becoming detached officer
196. Misconduct while detached officer
197. Criminal offences
198. When directions for dismissal take effect
199. Appeals
200. Reasons to be given for making finding or giving direction etc.
201. Division 5—Employees Interpretation
202. Application of Part to employees
203. Interpretation
204. Manner of appeal to Disciplinary Appeal Committee
205. Time for appealing to Disciplinary Appeal Committee
206. Furnishing of documents to appellants and persons requesting a review
207. Hearing to be in public except in special circumstances
208. Witnesses
209. Witnesses expenses
210. Representation of parties
211. Protection of members of Boards of Inquiry, witnesses etc.
212. Notification of findings of Board of Inquiry
213. Payment of costs
214. Costs of lapsed inquiry
215. Recording of action taken
216. Amendment of official conduct record
217. Delegation
218. Division 7—Miscellaneous Imprisonment
219. Application to unattached officers performing duty in administrative unit
220. Deduction of pecuniary penalty from salary
221. PART X—FORFEITURE OF OFFICE Forfeiture of office
222. Reappointment of officers taken to have retired under section 221
223. Division 1—Preliminary Interpretation
224. Application
225. Review by the internal appeal officer
226. Review by the Merit Protection Agency
227. Documents to be furnished by the internal appeal officer
228. Review to be under section 42 or 43 of the Merit Protection Act
229. Official directions to be carried out
230. Application
231. Investigation by the internal appeal officer
232. Investigation by the Merit Protection Agency
233. Documents to be furnished by the internal appeal officer
234. Official directions to be carried out
235. Division 4—Merit protection Application of provisions of Merit Protection Act
236. PART XII—WHISTLE BLOWING Interpretation
237. Disclosure of information to Auditor-General or Ombudsman
238. Disclosure of information to authorised official
239. Disclosure of information in certain circumstances
241. PART XIII—MISCELLANEOUS Returns and information generally
242. Improper influence
243. Protection of persons in respect of work reports on officers or employees
244. Second jobs
245. Remuneration additional to salary
246. Payments to officers
247. Personation etc. at examinations
248. Contracts
249. Occupational health and safety
250. Attachment of salary of officers and employees
251. Management standards
252. Numbering and citation of standards
253. Notification and publication of standards
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