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Sports Tribunal Act 2006

Transitional provisions, repeal, revocations, and consequential amendments - Transitional provisions for Tribunal

58: Transitional remuneration of members of Tribunal

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"Pay for Sports Tribunal members during a changeover period"

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If you were a member of the Sports Disputes Tribunal on 1 July 2007, you get to keep being a member. You keep being a member according to your employment contract or appointment notice. You also keep getting paid according to your contract or notice until a new decision is made, as stated in section 36(1), and that decision starts to apply.

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Part 4Transitional provisions, repeal, revocations, and consequential amendments
Transitional provisions for Tribunal

58Transitional remuneration of members of Tribunal

  1. A person who, at 1 July 2007, is a member of the Sports Disputes Tribunal—

  2. continues as a member of the Tribunal in accordance with that person’s contract of employment or notice of appointment; and
    1. until a determination made in accordance with section 36(1) is given effect, continues to be remunerated in accordance with that contract or notice.