South Australian Consolidated Acts53—Appeals in respect of appointments to promotional level positions
(1) A person shall not
be appointed to a position to which this section applies except in accordance
with this section.
(2) This section
applies to a position in the teaching service classified at a
promotional level.
(2a) This section does
not apply to—
(a)
appointment of an officer to a position in an acting capacity for a period not
exceeding 12 months; or
(b)
transfer of an officer between positions in the teaching service.
(3) Applications for a
position to which this section applies shall be submitted in accordance with
the regulations either—
(a) to
the Director-General; or
(b) to a
committee established by the Minister and consisting of members appointed by
the Minister with the agreement of the Institute of Teachers (one or more of
whom must be nominees of the Institute),
and the Director-General, or the committee, may provisionally recommend to the
employing authority that an applicant be appointed to the vacant position.
(4) Notice of the
provisional recommendation shall be given to every officer who applied for the
position.
(5) Subject to
subsection (6), any such officer may appeal to the Appeal Board against
the provisional recommendation.
(6) There shall be no
appeal against a provisional recommendation made by the committee established
under this section but, if any such provisional recommendation is that an
officer be appointed to the vacant position and the employing authority,
acting upon the recommendation of the Director-General, declines to make an
appointment in accordance with the provisional recommendation, the officer in
whose favour the provisional recommendation was made may appeal to
the Appeal Board against the recommendation of the Director-General.
(7) The Appeal Board
shall, after consideration of an appeal under this section—
(a) in
the case of an appeal against a provisional recommendation under
subsection (5)—
(i)
confirm the provisional recommendation made by
the Director-General; or
(ii)
quash the provisional recommendation and direct the
employing authority to appoint the appellant to the vacant position; or
(b) in
the case of an appeal against a recommendation of the Director-General under
subsection (6)—
(i)
confirm the recommendation of the Director-General; or
(ii)
quash the recommendation of the Director-General and
direct the employing authority to appoint the appellant to the vacant
position.