Parliamentary Service Act 1988
sec.23Parliamentary service
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sec.23 Parliamentary service
There is hereby established a parliamentary service. The parliamentary service is not an instrument of the Executive Government. The parliamentary service shall consist of— officers of the Legislative Assembly being— the Clerk who shall be the chief executive of the parliamentary service; and other officers required to sit at the table of the House; and the parliamentary librarian; and the chief reporter; and other officers of and employees in the parliamentary service. (sec.23-ssec.1) There is hereby established a parliamentary service. (sec.23-ssec.2) The parliamentary service is not an instrument of the Executive Government. (sec.23-ssec.3) The parliamentary service shall consist of— officers of the Legislative Assembly being— the Clerk who shall be the chief executive of the parliamentary service; and other officers required to sit at the table of the House; and the parliamentary librarian; and the chief reporter; and other officers of and employees in the parliamentary service.
- (a) officers of the Legislative Assembly being— (i) the Clerk who shall be the chief executive of the parliamentary service; and (ii) other officers required to sit at the table of the House; and (iii) the parliamentary librarian; and (iv) the chief reporter; and
- (i) the Clerk who shall be the chief executive of the parliamentary service; and
- (ii) other officers required to sit at the table of the House; and
- (iii) the parliamentary librarian; and
- (iv) the chief reporter; and
- (b) other officers of and employees in the parliamentary service.
- (i) the Clerk who shall be the chief executive of the parliamentary service; and
- (ii) other officers required to sit at the table of the House; and
- (iii) the parliamentary librarian; and
- (iv) the chief reporter; and