sec.492Appointment of Commonwealth official as deputy president or industrial commissioner

### sec.492 Appointment of Commonwealth official as deputy president or industrial commissioner The Governor in Council may, by gazette notice, appoint a member of the Australian commission to be a deputy president or an industrial commissioner (each a dual commissioner ). Sections 423 and 446 and 586 do not apply to the appointment of a dual commissioner or to a dual commissioner. The appointment— is for the term decided by the Governor in Council and stated in the instrument of appointment; and may be ended, with the Governor in Council’s approval, by notice given by the Minister to the dual commissioner. A dual commissioner— is not entitled to remuneration for performing the functions of a deputy president or an industrial commissioner; but is entitled to be paid expenses reasonably incurred by the dual commissioner in exercising powers and performing functions as a deputy president or an industrial commissioner. A dual commissioner stops being a deputy president or an industrial commissioner if the person— becomes a person mentioned in section 445 ; or stops being a member of the Australian commission. (sec.492-ssec.1) The Governor in Council may, by gazette notice, appoint a member of the Australian commission to be a deputy president or an industrial commissioner (each a dual commissioner ). (sec.492-ssec.2) Sections 423 and 446 and 586 do not apply to the appointment of a dual commissioner or to a dual commissioner. (sec.492-ssec.3) The appointment— is for the term decided by the Governor in Council and stated in the instrument of appointment; and may be ended, with the Governor in Council’s approval, by notice given by the Minister to the dual commissioner. (sec.492-ssec.4) A dual commissioner— is not entitled to remuneration for performing the functions of a deputy president or an industrial commissioner; but is entitled to be paid expenses reasonably incurred by the dual commissioner in exercising powers and performing functions as a deputy president or an industrial commissioner. (sec.492-ssec.5) A dual commissioner stops being a deputy president or an industrial commissioner if the person— becomes a person mentioned in section 445 ; or stops being a member of the Australian commission. - (a) is for the term decided by the Governor in Council and stated in the instrument of appointment; and - (b) may be ended, with the Governor in Council’s approval, by notice given by the Minister to the dual commissioner. - (a) is not entitled to remuneration for performing the functions of a deputy president or an industrial commissioner; but - (b) is entitled to be paid expenses reasonably incurred by the dual commissioner in exercising powers and performing functions as a deputy president or an industrial commissioner. - (a) becomes a person mentioned in section 445 ; or - (b) stops being a member of the Australian commission.