s. 13 13 Appointment (1) The Governor in Council may appoint as Chief S. 13(1) amended by Crown Prosecutor a person who is an Australian No. 18/2005 lawyer of not less than 8 years' standing. s. 18(Sch. 1 item 90.2). (2) Subject to this Part, a person appointed as Chief S. 13(2) amended by Crown Prosecutor holds office for a term of No. 36/1995 10 years or for the longer term, not exceeding s. 4(2). 20 years, that is specified in his or her instrument of appointment and is eligible for re-appointment. 14 Role of Chief Crown Prosecutor The Chief Crown Prosecutor— (a) subject to the general direction and control of S. 14(a) amended by the Director, has control of the day to day Nos 36/1995 management of the Crown Prosecutors and s. 10(3), 3/2012 s. 9. Associate Crown Prosecutors so as to ensure that they perform their functions and duties in an effective, economic and efficient manner; and (b) has, in addition to the functions and powers given to the Chief Crown Prosecutor by or under this or any other Act, all the functions and powers of a Crown Prosecutor. 15 Terms and conditions (1) The Chief Crown Prosecutor is entitled to be paid the same salary as that payable to a judge of the County Court (other than the Chief Judge) under section 10 of the County Court Act 1958. (2) The Chief Crown Prosecutor must not, without the consent of the Director and in accordance with any conditions attached to that consent, engage in the practice of the law or in any paid employment
13 Appointment s. 13 S. 13(1) amended by No. 18/2005 s. 18(Sch. 1 item 90.2). (1) The Governor in Council may appoint as Chief Crown Prosecutor a person who is an Australian lawyer of not less than 8 years' standing. S. 13(2) amended by No. 36/1995 s. 4(2). (2) Subject to this Part, a person appointed as Chief Crown Prosecutor holds office for a term of 10 years or for the longer term, not exceeding 20 years, that is specified in his or her instrument of appointment and is eligible for re-appointment. 14 Role of Chief Crown Prosecutor The Chief Crown Prosecutor— S. 14(a) amended by Nos 36/1995 s. 10(3), 3/2012 s. 9. (a) subject to the general direction and control of the Director, has control of the day to day management of the Crown Prosecutors and Associate Crown Prosecutors so as to ensure that they perform their functions and duties in an effective, economic and efficient manner; and (b) has, in addition to the functions and powers given to the Chief Crown Prosecutor by or under this or any other Act, all the functions and powers of a Crown Prosecutor. 15 Terms and conditions (1) The Chief Crown Prosecutor is entitled to be paid the same salary as that payable to a judge of the County Court (other than the Chief Judge) under section 10 of the County Court Act 1958. (2) The Chief Crown Prosecutor must not, without the consent of the Director and in accordance with any conditions attached to that consent, engage in the practice of the law or in any paid employment
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