Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009
sec.224Rule-making power
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sec.224 Rule-making power
The Governor in Council may make rules under this Act for— the practices and procedures of the tribunal or its registry, including practices and procedures for jurisdiction conferred on the tribunal by an enabling Act; or a matter mentioned in schedule 2 . A rule may only be made with the consent of the rules committee. See, however, section 277 (Initial rules). The rules may provide that a person is disqualified from being a representative of a party to a proceeding if the person has been— the subject of a stated disciplinary proceeding under an Act, a law of the Commonwealth or another State, or the rules of a professional or occupational association or other body; and found guilty in the proceeding of a stated type of professional misconduct (however called) or a breach of another stated professional or occupational standard. (sec.224-ssec.1) The Governor in Council may make rules under this Act for— the practices and procedures of the tribunal or its registry, including practices and procedures for jurisdiction conferred on the tribunal by an enabling Act; or a matter mentioned in schedule 2 . (sec.224-ssec.2) A rule may only be made with the consent of the rules committee. See, however, section 277 (Initial rules). (sec.224-ssec.3) The rules may provide that a person is disqualified from being a representative of a party to a proceeding if the person has been— the subject of a stated disciplinary proceeding under an Act, a law of the Commonwealth or another State, or the rules of a professional or occupational association or other body; and found guilty in the proceeding of a stated type of professional misconduct (however called) or a breach of another stated professional or occupational standard.
- (a) the practices and procedures of the tribunal or its registry, including practices and procedures for jurisdiction conferred on the tribunal by an enabling Act; or
- (b) a matter mentioned in schedule 2 .
- (a) the subject of a stated disciplinary proceeding under an Act, a law of the Commonwealth or another State, or the rules of a professional or occupational association or other body; and
- (b) found guilty in the proceeding of a stated type of professional misconduct (however called) or a breach of another stated professional or occupational standard.