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Productivity Commission Act 1998

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34 Retirement of member

(1) The Governor‑General may retire a Commissioner on the ground of invalidity if the Commissioner consents. (2) The Minister may retire an Associate Commissioner on the ground of invalidity if the Associate Commissioner consents.

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