New South Wales Consolidated Acts

ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS TRIBUNAL ACT 1997 - SECT 14A

14A Certain members of state tribunals acting as members of Tribunal

(1) A state tribunal member is taken to have been duly appointed to act as a member of the Tribunal in relation to such matters within the jurisdiction of the Tribunal as are prescribed by the regulations for that class of state tribunal member.

(2) Any person who is appointed to act as a member by or under this section:

(a) holds office as a member of a class (whether judicial or non-judicial) specified in the regulations, and

(b) has and may exercise all the functions of a member while acting as a member, and

(c) may continue to exercise his or her functions as a holder of office as a member of another state tribunal.

(3) A state tribunal member who has acted as a member of the Tribunal may attend the sittings of the Tribunal for the purpose of giving reasons for a decision in, or otherwise completing, any proceedings that have been heard by the Tribunal (or were otherwise the subject of deliberations by the Tribunal) while the officer acted as a member, even if the person has ceased to act as a member.

(4) In this section:
"state tribunal member" means a member of any tribunal (other than the Tribunal) established by an Act of the Parliament of New South Wales.