Judicial Commission of Victoria Act 2016
105Meeting of relevant council of judges to make determination
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105 Meeting of relevant council of judges to make determination
(1) The Chief Justice must determine the time and place for any meeting of the relevant council of judges to make a determination under section 98(2)(b) or 102(3) if the officer concerned is a judicial officer of the Supreme Court (other than the Chief Justice).
(2) The Chief Judge must determine the time and place for any meeting of the relevant council of judges to make a determination under section 98(2)(b) or 102(3) if the officer concerned is a judicial officer of the County Court (other than the Chief Judge).
(3) The most senior member of the relevant court (other than the Chief Justice, the Chief Judge or the Chief Magistrate) must determine the time and place for any meeting of the relevant council of judges to make a determination under section 98(2)(b) or 102(3) if the officer concerned is—
(a) the Chief Justice; or
S. 105(3)(b) amended by No. 16/2016 s. 216(a).
(b) the Chief Judge who is not a dual commission holder; or
S. 105(3)(c) amended by No. 16/2016 s. 216(b).
(c) the Chief Magistrate who is not a dual commission holder.
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