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MAGISTRATES ACT 1983 - SECT 6

6—Magistracy

        (1)         There will be a Chief Magistrate appointed by the Governor on the recommendation of the Attorney-General.

        (2)         A person is not eligible for appointment as the Chief Magistrate unless he or she is a legal practitioner of at least 7 years standing.

        (4)         For the purpose of determining whether a legal practitioner has the standing necessary for appointment under this section, periods of legal practice and (where relevant) judicial service within and outside the State will be taken into account.

        (5)         Notice of intention to resign an office under this section must be given to the Attorney-General at least 1 month before the resignation is to take effect.



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