sec.35EParticular matters about removal of vice-chancellor

### sec.35E Particular matters about removal of vice-chancellor The senate may remove the vice-chancellor from office under section 35D despite the vice-chancellor’s terms of appointment. If the senate removes the vice-chancellor from office under section 35D — the removal does not affect the vice-chancellor’s right to claim compensation or other entitlements under his or her terms of appointment applying when the appointment ends; and the vice-chancellor may only claim compensation and other entitlements under his or her terms of appointment as if— the appointment had been ended as permitted under the terms of appointment; or his or her term of office had ended. s 35E ins 2005 No. 18 s 110 (sec.35E-ssec.1) The senate may remove the vice-chancellor from office under section 35D despite the vice-chancellor’s terms of appointment. (sec.35E-ssec.2) If the senate removes the vice-chancellor from office under section 35D — the removal does not affect the vice-chancellor’s right to claim compensation or other entitlements under his or her terms of appointment applying when the appointment ends; and the vice-chancellor may only claim compensation and other entitlements under his or her terms of appointment as if— the appointment had been ended as permitted under the terms of appointment; or his or her term of office had ended. - (a) the removal does not affect the vice-chancellor’s right to claim compensation or other entitlements under his or her terms of appointment applying when the appointment ends; and - (b) the vice-chancellor may only claim compensation and other entitlements under his or her terms of appointment as if— (i) the appointment had been ended as permitted under the terms of appointment; or (ii) his or her term of office had ended. - (i) the appointment had been ended as permitted under the terms of appointment; or - (ii) his or her term of office had ended. - (i) the appointment had been ended as permitted under the terms of appointment; or - (ii) his or her term of office had ended.