When the Chief of Defence Force is choosing someone for a job in the Civil Staff, you need to know they pick the person who is best for the job. The Chief of Defence Force gives preference to the person who is best suited to the position. This is how appointments are made to positions in the Civil Staff under the Defence Act 1990.
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The Chief of Defence Force, in making an appointment to any position in the Civil Staff under this Act, shall give preference to the person who is best suited to the position.
