(2) The Attorney-General, on receiving a S. 16C(2) recommendation under subsection (1), may amended by No. 34/2010 recommend to the Governor in Council that a s. 50. judicial registrar, or more than one judicial registrar, of the Court be appointed under subsection (3). (3) The Governor in Council, on the recommendation of the Attorney-General, may appoint a person as a judicial registrar of the Court for the period, not exceeding 5 years, specified in his or her instrument of appointment. (4) A person is not eligible for appointment as a judicial registrar unless he or she is— S. 16C(4)(a) (a) an Australian lawyer within the meaning of substituted by the Legal Profession Act 2004; or No. 19/2005 s. 6. (b) enrolled as a legal practitioner of the High Court of Australia. (5) A judicial registrar may be appointed on a or part-time basis. (6) A judicial registrar, although not appointed on a part-time basis, may, by agreement in writing entered into with the Chief Magistrate, undertake the duties of a judicial registrar on a part-time basis. S. 16C(7) (7) A judicial registrar is eligible for re-appointment amended by in accordance with this section if the Chief No. 62/2014 s. 91. Magistrate recommends to the Attorney-General that the person be re-appointed. (8) The Public Administration Act 2004 does not apply to a judicial registrar in respect of the office of judicial registrar.
S. 16C(2) amended by No. 34/2010 s. 50. (2) The Attorney-General, on receiving a recommendation under subsection (1), may recommend to the Governor in Council that a judicial registrar, or more than one judicial registrar, of the Court be appointed under subsection (3). (3) The Governor in Council, on the recommendation of the Attorney-General, may appoint a person as a judicial registrar of the Court for the period, not exceeding 5 years, specified in his or her instrument of appointment. (4) A person is not eligible for appointment as a judicial registrar unless he or she is— S. 16C(4)(a) substituted by No. 19/2005 s. 6. (a) an Australian lawyer within the meaning of the Legal Profession Act 2004; or (b) enrolled as a legal practitioner of the High Court of Australia. (5) A judicial registrar may be appointed on a or part-time basis. (6) A judicial registrar, although not appointed on a part-time basis, may, by agreement in writing entered into with the Chief Magistrate, undertake the duties of a judicial registrar on a part-time basis. S. 16C(7) amended by No. 62/2014 s. 91. (7) A judicial registrar is eligible for re-appointment in accordance with this section if the Chief Magistrate recommends to the Attorney-General that the person be re-appointed. (8) The Public Administration Act 2004 does not apply to a judicial registrar in respect of the office of judicial registrar.
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