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Films, Videos, and Publications Classification Act 1993

Bodies - Film and Literature Board of Review

95: Continuation in office after term expires

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"Staying in the job after your term finishes"

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You are a member of the Film and Literature Board of Review. If your term of office ends, you keep holding office until something else happens. This happens when you are reappointed, a new member is appointed to take your place, or the Minister tells you in writing that you will not be reappointed and must wait for a new member to be appointed.

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Film and Literature Board of Review

95Continuation in office after term expires

  1. Notwithstanding section 94, every member of the Board whose term of office has expired shall, unless he or she sooner dies or vacates office under section 96, continue to hold office, by virtue of the appointment for the term that has expired, until—

  2. that member is reappointed; or
    1. a successor to that member is appointed; or
      1. that member is informed in writing by the Minister that the member is not to be reappointed and is not to hold office until a successor is appointed.

        Notes
        • Section 95(b): amended, on , by section 22 of the Films, Videos, and Publications Classification Amendment Act 2005 (2005 No 2).