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Copyright Act 1994

Copyright Tribunal - Jurisdiction and procedure

211A: Orderly and efficient operation

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"The chairperson helps the Tribunal work smoothly and get its job done."

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The chairperson of the Tribunal makes sure they and the members work in an orderly and efficient manner. They also work to achieve the purposes of the Copyright Act 1994. The Ministry of Justice provides the necessary resources and support for the Tribunal to do its job.

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Part 10Copyright Tribunal
Jurisdiction and procedure

211AOrderly and efficient operation

  1. The chairperson of the Tribunal is responsible for making such arrangements as are practicable to ensure that he or she and each member performs his or her functions—

  2. in an orderly and efficient manner; and
    1. in a way that achieves the purposes of this Act.

      1. The Ministry of Justice must provide the resources and administrative support necessary to enable the Tribunal to perform its functions.

      Notes
      • Section 211A: inserted, on , by section 12 of the Tribunals Powers and Procedures Legislation Act 2018 (2018 No 51).