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The Governor-General can remove or suspend the chief executive of the Arms Regulator at any time. You need to know this can happen if the chief executive cannot do their job, goes bankrupt, neglects their duty, or does something wrong. The Governor-General must be satisfied that one of these reasons is true before they can remove or suspend the chief executive.
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308: Remuneration and conditions of appointment of chief executive of Arms Regulator, or
"The chief executive of the Arms Regulator: how they get paid and what their job involves"
310: Working arrangements between Arms Regulator and Police, or
"How the Police and Arms Regulator will work together"
The chief executive may at any time be removed or suspended from office by the Governor-General for inability to perform the functions of the office, bankruptcy, neglect of duty, or misconduct proved to the satisfaction of the Governor-General.
