Chief Officer9'-A person appointed by a council to command the fire department provided by such council: the term. It's every person currently in charge. Queensland Fire Services Association” - The governing body of the body registered under and in accordance with the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1961-1983 as Queensland. Secretary”—The person currently performing the duties of secretary of a board;
The term does not include a bush fire brigade within. premises with the consent of the owner or user of such premises; When first established after the commencement of section 5 of the Fire Brigades Amendment Act 1985 and thereafter, a. For purposes of this subsection, the constitution of a. whether on its first constitution or at any time thereafter, shall be deemed to be completed when the full number of its members have been elected or appointed in accordance with this Act for the purposes of said constitution.
In the case of an appointment which, under this section, is subject to the approval of the Minister, the power of the Board to dismiss the appointee is not subject to similar approval. The sole reason for the appeal will be the greater efficiency of the person making the appeal. Such an appeal may be made due to the innocence of the criminal offense or the excessive severity of the punishment.
The person or persons in charge of a volunteer fire brigade formed in a district after the commencement of this Act shall register such brigade in the office of the board established for that district within twenty-eight days after the formation of the such a brigade.
PART III-QUEENSLAND FIRE SERVICES ASSOCIATION
- the law made by the former in accordance with subsection (3) shall be empowered or implemented by the Governor in the Law on the Amendment of Law d 5, in that Flash Service without Advice and shall be published in the Gazette. commencement, continue to be officials of the loss of remuneration or other rights. 1 I A shall be read as a reference to carry out such of those referred to in section 11A. 8) In order to ensure the persons appointed under this article, the benefits of the pension scheme mentioned in (including Chief Officers, Deputy Chief Officers, Assistant Firefighter and Cadet Firefighter) that applies during firefighting operations and such determination is binding on the person to whom it relates.
A board that fails to comply with a direction of the Minister issued under this subsection, and any member of such a board, commits an offense under this Act. For the purposes of this section the Governor may from time to time by order divide the State into regions or within the State constitute one or more regions and may from time to time in like manner-. a) include in a region any part of the State which is not included in a region;. For the purpose of carrying out any of his functions under this Act, the Minister may, by writing under his hand, authorize any person to carry out all or any one or more of the following:-. a) enter a board's premises;.
State Fire Services Council Trust Fund maintained in the Treasury prior to the commencement of the Fire Brigades Act and Other Act Amendment Act 1984;. The Fire Brigades Precepts Trust Fund maintained in the Treasury prior to the commencement of the Fire Brigades Act Amendment Act 1983,. must be read and interpreted as a reference to the State Fire Service Trust Fund.
TO THE BOARDS AND TO THE MINISTER ys. For the purposes of this Part the Governor
4) (a) Subject to the provisions of paragraph (b) of this subsection, the Board shall limit its disbursements throughout the year to the items and amounts contained in its budget for that year as approved by the Governor in Council. Such amount may be recovered from such members or any money due and owing to the Board by any of them by suit. filed in any court of competent jurisdiction. The department currently headed by the Minister, in the prescribed form or in accordance with the budget in which it is. to assess as accurately as possible-. a) the amount to be paid by the Minister for the purposes of this Act in the year ending on the thirtieth day of June of the following year and in the first two months of the following year; inister during the year ending on the thirtieth day of June next from all sources except -.
For the purpose of this sub-section-. owners who hold interests in a property as joint tenants are deemed to hold interests in the property as tenants in common in equal shares. a pensioner who holds an interest in a property is also considered to have any interest in the property held by the pensioner's spouse. In order to make it possible to assess the amount of contributions to be paid by owners of prescribed properties for each year, each sub-municipality must, by the last day of April immediately preceding the first prescribed day and by April 1 in each succeeding year or before such other date as it may by notice published in the Gazette appoint, to nister furnish a statement in which the local authority shall publish the prescribed particulars relating to properties in all districts within its local authority area which are or will be prescribed properties during the Financial Year beginning on 1 July of the same year, and the other information prescribed. 2) (a) During the fiscal year in which contributions are due from owners of prescribed properties, a sub-municipal council shall determine which properties in one or more districts within its municipal area are prescribed properties at the beginning of that fiscal year and shall notify each owner of prescribed property accordingly and of the amount payable to the local authority in respect of any contribution prescribed for that property.
A notice sent by a local authority to the owner of a prescribed property under subsection (3) (b) shall be deemed to be a notice of general rates issued to the owner under the Local Government Act 6936-1982 or, in the case of ~ ~ s ~ a n e City. City Council, City Trust established under the City of Brisbane Act and. b) in the case of money received cx recovered by any other local authority, the general d prescribed by the local authority under the Local Government Act and the provisions of those Acts relating to such funds shall apply, subject to works. Every payment by a local authority must be accompanied by (1 OA) Where a local authority issues to the owner of a prescribed (a) a notice under this section specifying the total amount payable under this Part in respect of that property for business the year to which the notice relates; b) the last of a number of notices in this section setting out any sums payable under this Part in respect of that property for the financial year to which the notices relate.
Conciliation and Arbitration Act I961 -1 983 the classification or grading of or salary or allowances payable to any employee of a Local Authority is determined according to the income received by the Local Authority, then, notwithstanding the provisions of the decision, for. for the purposes of this definition, the income received by a Local Authority in respect of any specified period-. a) does not include money received or recovered by the Local Authority from owners of properties determined in accordance with this Part; and. b) includes the estimated collection fees retained by the Local Authority from monies paid during that period to the local authority. part for time schedules.
PART V-BORROWINGS BY THE BOARDS
SCHEDULE 11
- Unsuccessful applicants to be notified of appointment. As soon as practicable after an appointment has been made to a position of a
- Offender to be notified of punishment. As soon as practicable after a person who hentitled to appeal to an Appeal Board in respect
- Duties of secretary to oard. Upon receipt of a notice of appeal (other than a notice of appeal against punishment referred to in rule
- Nolice of witnesses required. The Board concerned and every appellant shall furnish to the secretary to the Appeal Board a list of the
- Representation at appeals. In any proceeding before an Appeal Board the Board concerned and every appellant may respectively be
For the purpose of hearing an appeal against an appointment, there shall be constituted an Appeal Board which, subject to sub-rule (7), shall consist of a person appointed by the Governor to the Board and a person who is thus appointed, shall for the purposes of this Schedule be deemed to be chairman of the Appeal. An appellant must notify the secretary of the Board of Appeal of the withdrawal of his appeal. 4) (a) The decision of an Appeal Board is final and the relevant Board and any other relevant person give effect to it.
The chairman of the Board of Appeal shall certify the evidence for the relevant Board in an appeal against punishment to the insister's representative under rule 4~ pay the expenses reasonably incurred by the Minister's representative to determine the appeal.
