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Employment Relations Act 2000

Institutions - Employment Court

198: Registrar and officers of court

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“The boss of the court can choose helpers to do important jobs and paperwork for the court.”

The chief executive can choose employees from the department to be Registrars of the Employment Court. They can also appoint other officers for the court. The chief executive can pick as many Registrars as needed.

An employee chosen to be a Registrar can also have other jobs in the Authority or the department. However, this is subject to section 153(6), which might have some rules about this.

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Part 10 Institutions
Employment Court

198Registrar and officers of court

  1. The chief executive may from time to time designate such number of employees of the department to act as Registrars of the court as may be required, and appoint such other officers of the court as may be required.

  2. Subject to section 153(6), an employee designated under subsection (1) may also hold any other office or position in the Authority or the department.

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  • 1991 No 22 s 111