s. 120H (a) include the prescribed particulars; and (b) authorise the conduct of a police record check on the applicant; and (c) be verified by statutory declaration. 120G Resignation S. 120G inserted by No. 70/2010 (1) A bail justice appointed under section 120A or s. 29. reappointed under section 120C may resign his or her office as bail justice by delivering to the Attorney-General a signed letter of resignation. (2) An acting bail justice appointed under section 120E may resign his or her office as acting bail justice by delivering to the Attorney-General a signed letter of resignation. 120H Oath of office S. 120H inserted by No. 70/2010 Every person who is appointed or reappointed as a s. 29. bail justice or acting bail justice must, before so acting, take an oath of office in the prescribed form and manner. 120I Judge or magistrate may exercise power of bail S. 120I inserted by justice No. 70/2010 s. 29. A judge of the Supreme Court, a judge of the County Court or a magistrate may exercise any power conferred on a bail justice by or under any Act. 121 Certain office-holders to be bail justices (1) In this section means a position S. 121(1) prescribed office substituted by in the public service with a classification that is No. 46/1998 prescribed as a classification to which this section s. 7(Sch. 1). applies. (2) A person who holds a prescribed office is, by virtue of holding that office, a bail justice without the need for any appointment under this Act.
(a) include the prescribed particulars; and (b) authorise the conduct of a police record check on the applicant; and (c) be verified by statutory declaration. S. 120G inserted by No. 70/2010 s. 29. 120G Resignation (1) A bail justice appointed under section 120A or reappointed under section 120C may resign his or her office as bail justice by delivering to the Attorney-General a signed letter of resignation. (2) An acting bail justice appointed under section 120E may resign his or her office as acting bail justice by delivering to the Attorney-General a signed letter of resignation. S. 120H inserted by No. 70/2010 s. 29. s. 120H 120H Oath of office Every person who is appointed or reappointed as a bail justice or acting bail justice must, before so acting, take an oath of office in the prescribed form and manner. S. 120I inserted by No. 70/2010 s. 29. 120I Judge or magistrate may exercise power of bail justice A judge of the Supreme Court, a judge of the County Court or a magistrate may exercise any power conferred on a bail justice by or under any Act. 121 Certain office-holders to be bail justices S. 121(1) substituted by No. 46/1998 s. 7(Sch. 1). (1) In this section prescribed office means a position in the public service with a classification that is prescribed as a classification to which this section applies. (2) A person who holds a prescribed office is, by virtue of holding that office, a bail justice without the need for any appointment under this Act.
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