motion recommendation or accepting only part of the own motion recommendation. (3) A recommendation statement must be laid before each House of the Parliament by no later than the first sitting day after 4 months from the tabling of the own motion recommendation report under section 33. 35 Entitlement certificates (1) After receiving a report of an own motion recommendation from the Panel, the AttorneyGeneral must issue an entitlement certificate if the recommendation statement in relation to that own motion recommendation states that the Attorney-General intends to— (a) accept the own motion recommendation; or (b) vary or accept only part of the own motion recommendation. (2) An entitlement certificate in relation to an own motion recommendation creates an entitlement under this Act in accordance with the terms of that certificate. Note Section 3(2)(c) of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994 provides that an instrument of appointment or an instrument which changes conditions or terms of appointment is an instrument of purely administrative character for the purposes of that Act. (3) After receiving a report of an advisory opinion from the Panel, if any recommendation in the advisory opinion is a recommendation which could have been the subject of an own motion recommendation, the Attorney-General may issue an entitlement certificate which creates an entitlement under this Act in accordance with the terms of that certificate. (4) An entitlement certificate—
motion recommendation or accepting only part of the own motion recommendation. (3) A recommendation statement must be laid before each House of the Parliament by no later than the first sitting day after 4 months from the tabling of the own motion recommendation report under section 33. 35 Entitlement certificates (1) After receiving a report of an own motion recommendation from the Panel, the AttorneyGeneral must issue an entitlement certificate if the recommendation statement in relation to that own motion recommendation states that the Attorney-General intends to— (a) accept the own motion recommendation; or (b) vary or accept only part of the own motion recommendation. (2) An entitlement certificate in relation to an own motion recommendation creates an entitlement under this Act in accordance with the terms of that certificate. Note Section 3(2)(c) of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994 provides that an instrument of appointment or an instrument which changes conditions or terms of appointment is an instrument of purely administrative character for the purposes of that Act. (3) After receiving a report of an advisory opinion from the Panel, if any recommendation in the advisory opinion is a recommendation which could have been the subject of an own motion recommendation, the Attorney-General may issue an entitlement certificate which creates an entitlement under this Act in accordance with the terms of that certificate. (4) An entitlement certificate—