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Fisheries Act 1996

Dispute resolution - Fisheries Dispute Commissioners

120: Fees and allowances of Commissioner

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"What the Commissioner gets paid"

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You get to learn about the fees of a Commissioner. A Commissioner is paid fees and allowances that the Minister approves. These fees and allowances are paid from money that Parliament has set aside for this purpose.

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Fisheries Dispute Commissioners

120Fees and allowances of Commissioner

  1. A Commissioner shall be paid such fees and other allowances as the Minister may from time to time approve, which fees and allowances shall be reasonable in the circumstances and be paid out of money appropriated for that purpose by Parliament.

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