sec.35CDisqualification from office

### sec.35C Disqualification from office A person can not become, or continue as, the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president if— the person is disqualified from managing corporations under the Corporations Act , part 2D .6; or subject to subsections (2) to (4) , the person has a conviction for an indictable offence other than an offence in relation to which the person is disqualified from office under paragraph (a) . See section 56D for the requirement to disclose the disqualification or conviction. If the senate considers it would be reasonable, having regard to the circumstances of the indictable offence mentioned in subsection (1) (b) of which the person has been convicted, the senate may— if the person was the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president when convicted—give notice to the person that the person— is restored as the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president; and may be later re-elected or reappointed, despite the conviction; or otherwise—give written approval for the person to become the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president despite the conviction. On the day the person receives a notice under subsection (2) (a) — the person is restored as the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president; and if another person has been elected or appointed to fill the vacancy—the other person’s term of office ends. If a person is restored as the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president under subsection (3) , the person’s term of office as the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president ends when it would have ended if the person had not been convicted of the offence. s 35C ins 2005 No. 18 s 110 amd 2017 No. 36 s 69 (sec.35C-ssec.1) A person can not become, or continue as, the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president if— the person is disqualified from managing corporations under the Corporations Act , part 2D .6; or subject to subsections (2) to (4) , the person has a conviction for an indictable offence other than an offence in relation to which the person is disqualified from office under paragraph (a) . See section 56D for the requirement to disclose the disqualification or conviction. (sec.35C-ssec.2) If the senate considers it would be reasonable, having regard to the circumstances of the indictable offence mentioned in subsection (1) (b) of which the person has been convicted, the senate may— if the person was the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president when convicted—give notice to the person that the person— is restored as the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president; and may be later re-elected or reappointed, despite the conviction; or otherwise—give written approval for the person to become the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president despite the conviction. (sec.35C-ssec.3) On the day the person receives a notice under subsection (2) (a) — the person is restored as the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president; and if another person has been elected or appointed to fill the vacancy—the other person’s term of office ends. (sec.35C-ssec.4) If a person is restored as the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president under subsection (3) , the person’s term of office as the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president ends when it would have ended if the person had not been convicted of the offence. - (a) the person is disqualified from managing corporations under the Corporations Act , part 2D .6; or - (b) subject to subsections (2) to (4) , the person has a conviction for an indictable offence other than an offence in relation to which the person is disqualified from office under paragraph (a) . - (a) if the person was the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president when convicted—give notice to the person that the person— (i) is restored as the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president; and (ii) may be later re-elected or reappointed, despite the conviction; or - (i) is restored as the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president; and - (ii) may be later re-elected or reappointed, despite the conviction; or - (b) otherwise—give written approval for the person to become the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president despite the conviction. - (i) is restored as the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president; and - (ii) may be later re-elected or reappointed, despite the conviction; or - (a) the person is restored as the chancellor, vice-chancellor or president; and - (b) if another person has been elected or appointed to fill the vacancy—the other person’s term of office ends.