Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) Subject to this
section, the Board shall consist of 5 members appointed by the Governor of
whom —
(a) one,
being a person who is not a licensed agent, shall be appointed to be a member
and Chairman of the Board;
(b) one,
being a person who is not a licensed agent, shall be a person who is
experienced in commercial practice;
(c) one,
being a person who is not a licensed agent, shall be a person who is a legal
practitioner;
(d) one
shall be a person who is a licensed agent nominated for appointment by The
Real Estate Institute of Western Australia; and
(e) one
shall be a person who is a licensed agent and elected for appointment by
licensed agents (hereinafter called an elective member).
(2) Prior to the first
occasion on which an appointment is to be made to the office of a member
referred to in subsection (1)(d), and on each occasion thereafter when
such office becomes vacant, the Minister shall, in writing, request The Real
Estate Institute of Western Australia to nominate to him in writing the name
of a licensed agent who is willing to act as a member of the Board.
(3) Where a request
has been made pursuant to subsection (2) the Minister may, if nomination
is not made pursuant to that subsection within 21 days of the request
being made, nominate for appointment to the office such licensed agent as the
Minister thinks fit.
[(4) Omitted under
Reprints Act 1984 s. 7(4)(e).]
(5) The Minister shall
appoint a returning officer for each election of an elective member.
(6) The election of an
elective member shall be held and conducted in such manner and at such times
as may be prescribed.
(7) The expenses
incurred in connection with the election of an elective member shall be paid
out of the moneys appropriated by Parliament for the purposes of this Act.
(8) The Governor may
appoint as deputy of a member a person who has the like prescribed
qualifications as those of the member and, where the case requires, who has
been nominated or elected in the manner in which the member was nominated or
elected.
(9) A person so
appointed is, in the event of the absence from a meeting of the Board of the
member of whom he is the deputy, entitled to attend that meeting and, when so
attending, has all the powers, functions, and duties of a member.