sec.175Term of appointment

### sec.175 Term of appointment The term of a chief executive’s appointment must be— 5 years; or if the person has requested a shorter period—the shorter period. If a chief executive is reappointed, the term of the appointment can not be more than 5 years. A chief executive may resign by signed notice given to the Minister at least 1 month before the notice is to take effect. An appointment and contract of employment as a chief executive may be terminated by the Governor in Council by signed notice given by the Minister to the appointee at least 1 month before the notice is to take effect. (sec.175-ssec.1) The term of a chief executive’s appointment must be— 5 years; or if the person has requested a shorter period—the shorter period. (sec.175-ssec.2) If a chief executive is reappointed, the term of the appointment can not be more than 5 years. (sec.175-ssec.3) A chief executive may resign by signed notice given to the Minister at least 1 month before the notice is to take effect. (sec.175-ssec.4) An appointment and contract of employment as a chief executive may be terminated by the Governor in Council by signed notice given by the Minister to the appointee at least 1 month before the notice is to take effect. - (a) 5 years; or - (b) if the person has requested a shorter period—the shorter period.