s. 74O 74O Costs S. 74O inserted by Each party to an appeal must bear— No. 24/1997 s. 10. (a) that party's own costs; and (b) the costs of any nominee of that party appointed to assist the Commission under section 74L. S. 74P 74P Appeals against transfer inserted by No. 24/1997 (1) An appeal against an order of transfer does not, s. 10. prior to the determination of the appeal, stay the operation of the order. (2) An appeal against an order of transfer can only be made on the ground of hardship. (3) The Commission must disallow an appeal against an order of transfer if it is of the opinion that the transfer was in the best interests of the efficiency of the Authority. (4) In this section means financial or hardship personal hardship caused to the appellant or the appellant's family by a requirement to move to a location distant from the appellant's home. S. 74Q 74Q Promotion appeals inserted by No. 24/1997 (1) The Commission in determining an appeal against s. 10. the failure of the Authority to select a person for promotion must have regard to the merit of the person selected for promotion and the appellant. (2) In this section means— merit (a) skills, knowledge, aptitude and experience relevant to the requirements of the position; and (b) special qualifications, fitness (including physical fitness), diligence and good conduct.
S. 74O inserted by No. 24/1997 s. 10. 74O Costs Each party to an appeal must bear— s. 74O (a) that party's own costs; and (b) the costs of any nominee of that party appointed to assist the Commission under section 74L. S. 74P inserted by No. 24/1997 s. 10. 74P Appeals against transfer (1) An appeal against an order of transfer does not, prior to the determination of the appeal, stay the operation of the order. (2) An appeal against an order of transfer can only be made on the ground of hardship. (3) The Commission must disallow an appeal against an order of transfer if it is of the opinion that the transfer was in the best interests of the efficiency of the Authority. (4) In this section hardship means financial or personal hardship caused to the appellant or the appellant's family by a requirement to move to a location distant from the appellant's home. S. 74Q inserted by No. 24/1997 s. 10. 74Q Promotion appeals (1) The Commission in determining an appeal against the failure of the Authority to select a person for promotion must have regard to the merit of the person selected for promotion and the appellant. (2) In this section merit means— (a) skills, knowledge, aptitude and experience relevant to the requirements of the position; and (b) special qualifications, fitness (including physical fitness), diligence and good conduct.
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