34; "Lawyer" - A person who is properly accepted as a court lawyer and is still on the list;. In accordance with this law, the society consists of all persons who are currently and as long as they are still members of the society For the regulation and good management of the society and its members and business of the association;
To provide for the re-entry of persons who have ceased to be members of the Association; ha). Any practitioner who is a member of the Association and who has been in current practice in Queensland for not less than five years shall be eligible for membership of the statutory committee. Each member shall be appointed by the Council and appointed by the Governor in Council on the recommendation of the Chief Justice.
A member of the statutory committee is appointed for a period of two years, but may be reappointed: The Governor in Council may, on the recommendation of the Council and on the recommendation of the Chief Justice, remove any member of the statutory committee as a member of such committee. The Governor in Council, upon the recommendation of two judges of the court, may from time to time make regulations of the Court. A).
The status of the court and the powers of its members. a) the court shall be deemed to be a commission of inquiry within the meaning of the Commissions of Inquiry Acts, 1950 to 1954;
A decision taken as aforesaid ceases to be in force- (a) If the Council revokes such decision, on the date of the. If such notice is given, the recipient may ignore any such claim made by the former practitioner or his personal representative, other than in accordance with the terms of the notice. The interest arising from time to time from the investment of the Fund as hereinafter provided;.
Subject to this law, shall be paid from time to time by the Fund as required:-. Any other money payable out of the Fund in accordance with this Act or rules made under the authority of this Act. Subject to the provisions of the following section, the Fund shall be administered by the Council on behalf of the Association.
The Council may by resolution delegate its powers in relation to the Fund or any of those powers to a board of directors consisting of not less than three and not more than seven persons who are members of the society: Provided that a majority of the members of such board are for the time being members Holy. The Society may from time to time give or advance from its general funds, on such terms as the Council may think fit, any sums of money for the purposes of the Fund.
Any monies in the Fund which are not immediately required for its purposes may be invested by the Board. (a) in securities of or guaranteed by the Government of the Commonwealth or a State; (1A) Article 30 of the Registration of Public Accountants Act shall not apply to a person to whom paragraph (b) of subsection (1) applies in the exercise of his powers or the performance of his duties under this article resulting from or arising out of an appointment of him by the Council under subsection (1). Monies in the Contribution Fund that are not immediately required for its purposes may be invested by the Association. (a) in securities of or guaranteed by the Government of the Commonwealth or a State;
Each member of the Grants Committee who was appointed otherwise than on the recommendation of the Company. In the absence of such an appointment, the Company's secretary is for the time being secretary of the Grants Committee. Money in the Grants Fund that is not immediately necessary for the purpose hereof can be contributed by the Grants Committee. (a) in securities of or guaranteed by the Commonwealth Government or a State;.
The accounts of the Contribution Fund and the Grant Fund shall be audited from time to time and at least once in each year by the Auditor-General. The Council may, however, for reasons which appear sufficient to it, allow a practicing certificate to refer back to the first day of July. of the then current period. For the purposes of this Act, the Governor in Council may, on the recommendation of the Council, make rules from time to time by Order in Council for all or any of the following purposes:-.
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Fund to be held in a separate account within the meaning of the term for the purposes of ss. Contribution Fund- the accounts of, to be audited the distributions from the investment of the meaning of the money payable to the Society to create. Porotic observer-('competencies and functions of the temporary competition in the office of the appointment mandate vacations of the office of the lay person-.
The Council may permit the Administrator to continue the practice of membership in the Association. President of the Association - can establish procedures, rules can be made, re-elect the term of office of. Council to be established. Council for the management of the disqualification of members of fees of, may be recovered. Fund must be established and is vested in the establishment of.
The Minister may appoint lay observers. Minutes can be used as evidence, and minutes record it.
