LEGAL CONTRIBUTION TRUST ACT 1967 - SECT 6
This legislation has been repealed.
LEGAL CONTRIBUTION TRUST ACT 1967 - SECT 6
6 . Constitution of Trust
(1) The Trust shall
consist of 3 trustees appointed by the Governor of whom —
(a) one
shall be a practitioner nominated in writing by the Society;
(b) one
shall be a practitioner nominated in writing by the Board; and
(c) one
shall be a person, not being a practitioner, nominated in writing by the
Minister.
(2) A trustee shall
hold office during the pleasure of the person by whom or the body by which he
was nominated and the Governor may, at the requirement of the nominator of a
trustee, remove that trustee from office and appoint a duly nominated person
to hold office in his stead.
(3) A vacancy occurs
in the office of trustee where a trustee dies, resigns his office by writing
under his hand to his nominator and to the Trust or is removed from office
pursuant to subsection (2).
(4) The Minister
shall, as the occasion requires, by notice in writing to the secretary of the
Society or of the Board, require the nomination of a practitioner for the
purposes of this section, within such period, being not less than one month,
as may be stipulated in the notice and if, upon the expiration of the period
so stipulated or any extension of that period that the Minister may grant, he
has not received the required nomination, the Minister shall nominate such
person as, having regard to the body the nominee is to represent, he thinks
fit.
(5) The provisions of
subsection (2) apply to a trustee nominated by the Minister pursuant to
subsection (4), as though he had been nominated by the body that he is
appointed to represent on the Trust.
(6) The trustee
nominated by the Society shall be Chairman of the Trust, but, during any
period in which no such trustee holds office, the Minister shall appoint a
trustee to act as Chairman.
(7) Persons nominated
in accordance with the provisions of subsection (1) may be appointed by the
Governor as deputies, to act in the respective offices of trustee, in the
absence of the occupants of those offices.