sec.607Vacancy in office

### sec.607 Vacancy in office The office of a director for a water authority becomes vacant if the director— completes a term of office and is not reappointed; or resigns office under section 605 ; or becomes disqualified under section 602 from continuing as a director; or is removed from office under section 606 . Also, the office of a director for a water authority becomes vacant if the director— is a nominee and councillor of a local government; and stops being a councillor of the local government other than by defeat at an election of councillors of the local government or failure to contest an election. In addition, the office of a director for a water authority becomes vacant if— the director is the nominee of a local government; and 6 months have elapsed from the day for holding the quadrennial election next following the director’s appointment. In this section— nominee , of a local government, means a person nominated by the local government under section 609 (2) (a) or (4) (a) . quadrennial election see the Local Government Electoral Act 2011 . s 607 amd 2001 No. 45 s 29 sch 3 ; 2014 No. 64 s 154 sub 2019 No. 17 s 331 (sec.607-ssec.1) The office of a director for a water authority becomes vacant if the director— completes a term of office and is not reappointed; or resigns office under section 605 ; or becomes disqualified under section 602 from continuing as a director; or is removed from office under section 606 . (sec.607-ssec.2) Also, the office of a director for a water authority becomes vacant if the director— is a nominee and councillor of a local government; and stops being a councillor of the local government other than by defeat at an election of councillors of the local government or failure to contest an election. (sec.607-ssec.3) In addition, the office of a director for a water authority becomes vacant if— the director is the nominee of a local government; and 6 months have elapsed from the day for holding the quadrennial election next following the director’s appointment. (sec.607-ssec.4) In this section— nominee , of a local government, means a person nominated by the local government under section 609 (2) (a) or (4) (a) . quadrennial election see the Local Government Electoral Act 2011 . - (a) completes a term of office and is not reappointed; or - (b) resigns office under section 605 ; or - (c) becomes disqualified under section 602 from continuing as a director; or - (d) is removed from office under section 606 . - (a) is a nominee and councillor of a local government; and - (b) stops being a councillor of the local government other than by defeat at an election of councillors of the local government or failure to contest an election. - (a) the director is the nominee of a local government; and - (b) 6 months have elapsed from the day for holding the quadrennial election next following the director’s appointment.