Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024
Appointment by Governor-General
227(1)
The Chief Executive Officer and Principal Registrar is to be appointed by the Governor-General, by written instrument, on the recommendation of the Minister.
227(2)
Before the Minister makes a recommendation to the Governor-General, the Minister must: (a) be satisfied that the person has appropriate qualifications, knowledge or experience; and (b) be satisfied that the person was assessed, by a panel established under section 209 , as suitable for the appointment through an assessment process that:
(i) was merit-based; and
(ii) included public advertising of the position; and
(c) obtain the agreement of the President to the appointment.
(iii) complied with the requirements (if any) prescribed by the regulations; and
Period of appointment
227(3)
The Principal Registrar holds office for a period of 5 years.
Basis of appointment
227(4)
The Principal Registrar must be appointed on a salaried basis.
Reappointment
227(5)
Paragraph (2)(b) does not apply in relation to the reappointment of a person who, immediately before the start of the period of reappointment, holds office as the Principal Registrar under a previous appointment under subsection (1) .
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