South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts47—Constitution of review committees
(1) A review committee
will be constituted in relation to particular proceedings by the President of
the Industrial Court.
(2) The President of
the Industrial Court will constitute a review committee by appointing one
member from each of the panels constituted under subsection (3) to the
committee.
(3) For the purpose of
constituting review committees there will be—
(a) a
panel of Judges of the Industrial Court and Industrial Magistrates appointed
by the President; and
(b) a
panel of members nominated by the Minister after taking into account the
recommendations of employer associations; and
(c) a
panel of members nominated by the Minister after taking into account the
recommendations of the United Trades and Labor Council.
(4) A person ceases to
be a member of a panel if that person—
(a)
resigns by written notice addressed to the President of the Industrial Court;
or
(b) is
removed from the panel—
(i)
in the case of a Judge or Industrial Magistrate—by
the President; or
(ii)
in any other case—by the Minister,
on the ground of misconduct, neglect of duty, incompetence or mental or
physical incapacity to carry out satisfactorily the duties of office; or
(c) has
completed a period of 3 years since being appointed to the panel, or last
appointed to the panel, and is not reappointed to the panel.
(5) A member of a
panel is entitled to such fees, allowances and expenses as the Governor may
approve.
(6) Despite
subsection (2), the President of the Industrial Court may, in a special
case, constitute a review committee solely of a Judge of the Industrial Court
or an Industrial Magistrate (and this Part will then apply with respect to the
relevant proceedings with such modifications or variations as may be necessary
or appropriate, or as may be prescribed).