South Australian Consolidated Acts13—Presiding and Deputy Presiding Members
(1) The Governor may
appoint a member of the Tribunal to be the Presiding Member or a Deputy
Presiding Member of the Tribunal.
(2) A person may only
be appointed as the Presiding Member or a Deputy Presiding Member of the
Tribunal if the person is legally qualified.
(3) A Deputy Presiding
Member may exercise powers and functions of the Presiding Member by delegation
from the Presiding Member.
(4) If the Presiding
Member is absent, or there is a temporary vacancy in the office of the
Presiding Member, the powers, functions and duties of the Presiding Member
devolve on a Deputy Presiding Member appointed by the Governor to act in the
absence of the Presiding Member or, if no such appointment has been made, on
the most senior Deputy Presiding Member of the Tribunal.
(5) A member who holds
office as the Presiding Member or a Deputy Presiding Member of the Tribunal
continues in that office until the term of office as member falls due for
renewal and, if the member's term of office is renewed, the appointment as
Presiding Member or Deputy Presiding Member may (but need not be) renewed
also.