Legal Services Act 2011

Administration of legal services system - Quality assurance system for providers - Review Authority

87C: Appointment of temporary acting Review Authority or Deputy Review Authority

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You can have a temporary acting Review Authority or Deputy Review Authority. This happens when the Review Authority or Deputy Review Authority cannot work due to illness or other reasons. The Minister can appoint someone to act in their place for a certain time or purpose. You need to be eligible for the job to be appointed as the acting Review Authority or Deputy Review Authority. When someone is acting in this position, they have the same powers as the Review Authority or Deputy Review Authority. Their decisions cannot be questioned because of the reason they were appointed. The Minister's appointment and the acting Review Authority's decisions are final and cannot be challenged. This is stated in the Tribunals Powers and Procedures Legislation Act 2018. This law applies to the acting Review Authority or Deputy Review Authority's actions.

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Part 3Administration of legal services system
Quality assurance system for providers: Review Authority

87CAppointment of temporary acting Review Authority or Deputy Review Authority

  1. If the Review Authority or a Deputy Review Authority becomes incapable of acting by reason of illness, absence, or other sufficient cause, or if the Review Authority or a Deputy Review Authority considers it is not proper or not desirable that he or she should adjudicate on a specified matter, the Minister may appoint a suitable person as the acting Review Authority or an acting Deputy Review Authority for the period or purpose stated in the appointment.

  2. No person may be appointed as the acting Review Authority or an acting Deputy Review Authority unless he or she is eligible for appointment to the relevant position.

  3. The acting Review Authority or an acting Deputy Review Authority is, while acting in the position, to be treated as the Review Authority or a Deputy Review Authority.

  4. No appointment of an acting Review Authority or acting Deputy Review Authority and no act done by an acting Review Authority or acting Deputy Review Authority may be questioned in any proceedings on the ground that the occasion for the appointment had not arisen or had ceased.

Notes
  • Section 87C: inserted, on , by section 147 of the Tribunals Powers and Procedures Legislation Act 2018 (2018 No 51).