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THREATENED SPECIES CONSERVATION ACT 1995 - SECT 129
Members of Scientific Committee
129 Members of Scientific Committee
(1) The Scientific Committee is to
consist of 11 members appointed by the Minister.
(2) Of the members of the
Scientific Committee: (a) two are to be scientists employed by the National
Parks and Wildlife Service nominated by the Director-General,
(b) one is to
be a scientist employed by a public authority, having expertise in one or more
of the areas of study referred to in subsection (3), selected by the Minister,
(b1) one is to be a scientist who is employed by a public authority that has
land management responsibilities and who is selected by the Minister,
(c) one
is to be a scientist nominated by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial
Research Organisation,
(d) one is to be a scientist employed and nominated by
the Australian Museum Trust,
(e) one is to be a scientist employed and
nominated by the Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust,
(f) one is to be a
scientist nominated by the Ecological Society of Australia,
(g) one is to be
a scientist nominated by the Entomological Society of Australia,
(h) one is
to be a scientist who is employed by a tertiary educational institution and
who is selected by the Minister,
(i) one is to be a scientist having
expertise in agricultural science and natural resource management who is
selected by the Minister.
(3) A person appointed as a member of the
Scientific Committee is to have expertise in one or more of the following
areas of study: (a) vertebrate biology,
(b) invertebrate biology,
(c) plant
biology,
(d) terrestrial ecology,
(e) plant community ecology,
(f)
limnology,
(g) aquatic biology,
(h) genetics of small populations,
(i)
population dynamics (including population viability analysis or evolutionary
ecology).
(4) If the person or body responsible for nominating a member of
the Scientific Committee under this section (
"the nominating body") fails to submit a nomination to the Minister, within
such time and in such manner as may be specified by the Minister by notice in
writing to the nominating body, the Minister: (a) may seek a nomination from
any other person or body that the Minister considers to be a suitable
substitute for the nominating body, and
(b) may appoint any scientist
nominated, or employed and nominated, by that other person or body as a member
of the Scientific Committee, in place of a scientist nominated, or employed
and nominated, by the nominating body.
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