Statutory Authorities Act 1962
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5 Review of report
(1) If an authority the subject of a report under section four –
(a) in its reply to the warning notice thereunder; or
(b) by written notice to the Minister referred to in that section within twenty-one days after receiving a notification from him under subsection (4) of that section –
requests a review of the report, the Governor shall refer the report to a committee, to be called for the purposes of this Part a "committee of review", to be appointed by him.
(2) *[Section 5 Subsection (2) amended by No. 29 of 1984, s. 3 and Sched. 1 ]*A committee of review shall consist of –
(a) the Solicitor-General;
(b) a person not employed in the service of the State; and
(c) a person nominated by the authority.
(3) The committee of review for the report shall review the allegations contained therein and report to the Governor thereon and for that purpose –
(a) the committee of review shall be deemed to be a commission appointed by the Governor under the seal of the State to make an inquiry; and
(b) the members of it shall be paid such fees as may be prescribed.