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Maritime Transport Act 1994

Plans and responses to protect marine environment from marine oil spills - Miscellaneous provisions relating to responses to marine oil spills

320: Appointments under section 318 or section 319

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"How people are chosen and appointed for certain jobs"

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You can be appointed under section 318 or section 319. This happens when your name is chosen. You are given certain terms and conditions for the appointment. You might have your appointment revoked. The regional council or the Director decides the terms. They choose what they think is appropriate. The appointment is made by the regional council or the Director. They look at section 318 or section 319 to make the appointment. They decide what terms and conditions to give you.

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Part 23Plans and responses to protect marine environment from marine oil spills
Miscellaneous provisions relating to responses to marine oil spills

320Appointments under section 318 or section 319

  1. Any appointment under section 318 or section 319 shall be made by name and on such terms and conditions (including the revocation of the appointment) as the regional council or the Director, as the case may be, thinks appropriate.