When you become an Authority, you must take an oath. You promise to do your job fairly and without bias. You make this promise to a High Court Judge before you start working.
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Before entering upon the exercise of the duties of his or her office, every person appointed as an Authority shall take and subscribe an oath before a Judge of the High Court that the person will faithfully and impartially perform the duties of that office.
