sec.203BVacancy in office

### sec.203B Vacancy in office A member’s office becomes vacant if— the member resigns office by signed notice given to the Attorney-General; or the member’s appointment is terminated by the Governor in Council under subsection (3) . A notice given by a member under subsection (1) (a) — must— state the day the member’s resignation takes effect; and be given to the Attorney-General at least 30 days before the stated day; and takes effect on the stated day or another day agreed between the member and the Attorney-General. The Governor in Council may terminate the appointment of a member if the Attorney-General recommends that the member’s appointment be terminated. The Attorney-General may recommend that a member’s appointment be terminated only if satisfied that the member— is incapable of performing the member’s duties; or has been convicted, including by summary conviction, of an indictable offence; or has neglected the member’s duties or performed them incompetently or inefficiently. s 203B prev s 203B ins 2010 No. 48 s 8 om 2012 No. 19 s 17 pres s 203B ins 2016 No. 31 s 5 (sec.203B-ssec.1) A member’s office becomes vacant if— the member resigns office by signed notice given to the Attorney-General; or the member’s appointment is terminated by the Governor in Council under subsection (3) . (sec.203B-ssec.2) A notice given by a member under subsection (1) (a) — must— state the day the member’s resignation takes effect; and be given to the Attorney-General at least 30 days before the stated day; and takes effect on the stated day or another day agreed between the member and the Attorney-General. (sec.203B-ssec.3) The Governor in Council may terminate the appointment of a member if the Attorney-General recommends that the member’s appointment be terminated. (sec.203B-ssec.4) The Attorney-General may recommend that a member’s appointment be terminated only if satisfied that the member— is incapable of performing the member’s duties; or has been convicted, including by summary conviction, of an indictable offence; or has neglected the member’s duties or performed them incompetently or inefficiently. - (a) the member resigns office by signed notice given to the Attorney-General; or - (b) the member’s appointment is terminated by the Governor in Council under subsection (3) . - (a) must— (i) state the day the member’s resignation takes effect; and (ii) be given to the Attorney-General at least 30 days before the stated day; and - (i) state the day the member’s resignation takes effect; and - (ii) be given to the Attorney-General at least 30 days before the stated day; and - (b) takes effect on the stated day or another day agreed between the member and the Attorney-General. - (i) state the day the member’s resignation takes effect; and - (ii) be given to the Attorney-General at least 30 days before the stated day; and - (a) is incapable of performing the member’s duties; or - (b) has been convicted, including by summary conviction, of an indictable offence; or - (c) has neglected the member’s duties or performed them incompetently or inefficiently.