sec.36State and Territory Boards

sec.36 State and Territory Boards

A National Board may establish a committee (a State or Territory Board ) for a participating jurisdiction to enable the Board to exercise its functions in the jurisdiction in a way that provides an effective and timely local response to health practitioners and other persons in the jurisdiction. A State or Territory Board is to be known as the “[Name of participating jurisdiction for which it is established] Board” of the National Board. The members of a State or Territory Board are to be appointed by the responsible Minister for the participating jurisdiction. The Pharmacy Board of Australia decides to establish a State or Territory Board for New South Wales. The State or Territory Board will be known as the New South Wales Board of the Pharmacy Board of Australia. The members of the State or Territory Board will be appointed by the responsible Minister for New South Wales. The Podiatry Board of Australia decides to establish a State or Territory Board for Queensland and the Northern Territory. The State or Territory Board will be known as the Queensland and Northern Territory Board of the Podiatry Board of Australia. The members of the State or Territory Board will be appointed jointly by the responsible Ministers for Queensland and the Northern Territory. In deciding whether to appoint a person as a member of a State or Territory Board, the responsible Minister is to have regard to the skills and experience of the person that are relevant to the Board’s functions. At least half, but not more than two-thirds, of the members of a State or Territory Board must be persons appointed as practitioner members. At least 2 of the members of a State or Territory Board must be persons appointed as community members. See section 299 which provides that subsections (5) and (6) do not apply to a State or Territory Board for a jurisdiction for the first 12 months after the jurisdiction becomes a participating jurisdiction. Before a responsible Minister appoints a member of a State or Territory Board the vacancy to be filled is to be publicly advertised. The National Agency may assist a responsible Minister in the process of appointing members of a State or Territory Board, including in the advertising of vacancies. It is not necessary to advertise a vacancy in the membership of a State or Territory Board before appointing a person to act in the office of a member. The general interpretation provisions applicable to this Law under section 6 confer power to appoint acting members of a State or Territory Board. This section does not limit clause 11 of Schedule 4 . Clause 11 of Schedule 4 confers power for the establishment of other committees. (sec.36-ssec.1) A National Board may establish a committee (a State or Territory Board ) for a participating jurisdiction to enable the Board to exercise its functions in the jurisdiction in a way that provides an effective and timely local response to health practitioners and other persons in the jurisdiction. (sec.36-ssec.2) A State or Territory Board is to be known as the “[Name of participating jurisdiction for which it is established] Board” of the National Board. (sec.36-ssec.3) The members of a State or Territory Board are to be appointed by the responsible Minister for the participating jurisdiction. The Pharmacy Board of Australia decides to establish a State or Territory Board for New South Wales. The State or Territory Board will be known as the New South Wales Board of the Pharmacy Board of Australia. The members of the State or Territory Board will be appointed by the responsible Minister for New South Wales. The Podiatry Board of Australia decides to establish a State or Territory Board for Queensland and the Northern Territory. The State or Territory Board will be known as the Queensland and Northern Territory Board of the Podiatry Board of Australia. The members of the State or Territory Board will be appointed jointly by the responsible Ministers for Queensland and the Northern Territory. (sec.36-ssec.4) In deciding whether to appoint a person as a member of a State or Territory Board, the responsible Minister is to have regard to the skills and experience of the person that are relevant to the Board’s functions. (sec.36-ssec.5) At least half, but not more than two-thirds, of the members of a State or Territory Board must be persons appointed as practitioner members. (sec.36-ssec.6) At least 2 of the members of a State or Territory Board must be persons appointed as community members. See section 299 which provides that subsections (5) and (6) do not apply to a State or Territory Board for a jurisdiction for the first 12 months after the jurisdiction becomes a participating jurisdiction. (sec.36-ssec.7) Before a responsible Minister appoints a member of a State or Territory Board the vacancy to be filled is to be publicly advertised. (sec.36-ssec.8) The National Agency may assist a responsible Minister in the process of appointing members of a State or Territory Board, including in the advertising of vacancies. (sec.36-ssec.9) It is not necessary to advertise a vacancy in the membership of a State or Territory Board before appointing a person to act in the office of a member. The general interpretation provisions applicable to this Law under section 6 confer power to appoint acting members of a State or Territory Board. (sec.36-ssec.10) This section does not limit clause 11 of Schedule 4 . Clause 11 of Schedule 4 confers power for the establishment of other committees.