South Australian Consolidated Acts21—Termination of Commissioner's appointment
(1) The Commissioner's
appointment may be terminated by the Governor on the ground that
the Commissioner—
(a) has
been guilty of misconduct; or
(b) has
been convicted of an offence against this Act or an offence punishable by
imprisonment; or
(c) has
engaged in any remunerative employment, occupation or business outside the
duties of the position without the consent of the Minister; or
(d) has
become bankrupt or has applied to take the benefit of a law for the relief of
insolvent debtors; or
(e) has,
because of mental or physical incapacity, failed to carry out duties of the
position satisfactorily; or
(f) is
incompetent or has neglected the duties of the position.
(2) The Commissioner's
appointment is terminated if the Commissioner—
(a)
becomes a member, or a candidate for election as a member, of the Parliament
of the State or the Commonwealth; or
(b) is
sentenced to imprisonment for an offence.
(3) The Commissioner
may resign from the position by not less than three months notice in writing
to the Minister (unless notice of a shorter period is accepted by
the Minister).