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11BAdministrative functions of chief executive officer 9
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11B Administrative functions of chief executive officer 9 11BA Delegation by chief executive officer 10 11BB Leave of absence 10 11BC Chief executive officer must not do other work 10 11BD Disclosure of interests 11 11C Ending chief executive officer’s appointment 11 11D Chief executive officer not to direct registrars in relation to court functions 12 11E Consultants 12 12 Definitions—pt 3 13 13 Determination of fees 13 14 Payment of fees 15 15 Remission, refund, deferral, waiver and exemption of fees 15 16 Recovery of fees in civil proceedings if fees not otherwise payable 17 17 Recovery of fees in criminal proceedings if fees not otherwise payable 18 18 Meaning of reviewable decision—div 3.2 18 18A Reviewable decisions—court 19 18B Reviewable decisions—ACAT 20 18C No fee for review by court or ACAT 21 20 Definitions—pt 4 22 21 Proceedings by and against the Crown generally 22 22 Immunities and limitations of liability 23 23 Corresponding laws of States and other Territories 23 24 Injunctive relief 23
Page contents 3 25 Protection of confidentiality on grounds of public interest 23 26 Right of Attorneys-General of other jurisdictions to appear in proceedings 24 27 Right of Attorney-General to intervene in proceedings 24 28 Fees and charges in proceedings 25 29 Enforcement of judgments against Territory Crown 26 30 Enforcement of judgments against Crown in right of a State or another Territory 27 31 Enforcement of judgments by the Crown 27 Division 4.3 Provisions applying only to the Territory 32 Endorsement etc of originating process 27 33 Service generally 27 34 Service of subpoenas etc on Ministers 28 35 Representation if right to legal representation restricted 28 36 Exclusion of certain proceedings 29 37 Regulations for pt 4 30 40 Definitions—pt 5 31 41 Right of entry etc to court premises 33 42 Powers under part additional to other powers 34 43 Security officer to be identified before exercising powers 35 44 Person may be required to state name etc 35 45 Searches 36 46 Seizure and forfeiture of firearms etc 37 47 Security officer may require thing that may hide firearms etc to be left 37 48 Unlawful, disorderly conduct etc 37 49 Contravention of requirement of security officer 38 50 Judge, magistrate or presidential member may close court premises 39 51 Security officers 40 52 Identity cards for security officers 42 52A Definitions—pt 5A 43
Page contents 4 Court Procedures Act 2004 52B Admissibility of information given at mediation 44 52C Secrecy 44 52D Protection of accredited mediator from liability 45 Part 6 Procedural provisions—all proceedings 53 Application—pt 6 46 54 No distinction between court and chambers 46 Part 6A Procedural provisions—criminal proceedings 55 Provision of interpreters 47 60 Application—pt 7 48 61 Counterclaims and third parties 48 62 Injunctions 49 63 Receivers 49 64 Rules of practice and procedure—judicial discretion 49 65 Appearance by lawyer 50 66 Non-appearance or absence of some defendants 50 67 Amendment of defects 50 68 Formal defects to be amended 51 Part 7A Procedural provisions—proceedings involving children or young people 68A Definitions—pt 7A and div 7A.1 52 69 Childrens Court procedure 53 71 When parents must attend court proceedings 53 72 Court proceedings involving children or young people not open to public 54 73 Court may excuse parties from attending proceedings 56 74 Certain related applications may be heard together 57 74A Participation of children and young people in proceedings 57 74B Court must ensure children and young people etc understand proceedings 57