(a) must
immediately notify the Attorney-General in writing; and
(b) must immediately
resign the other public office if the Governor in Council decides, after
consultation between the Attorney-General and the Chief Justice, that the
holding of that office, or the conditions on which it is held, would be
inconsistent with the proper discharge of the office of a judge.
(3) A judge
may receive remuneration in relation to the acceptance or holding of another
public office only with the approval of the Governor in Council.
(4) In this
section—
"public office" includes—
(a) an office or appointment granted or made by
the Government of the Commonwealth, another State or a Territory; and
(b) an
office or appointment in or in relation to a university or other educational
institution, a hospital or a charitable institution.