Compensation Court Repeal Act 2002 No 23
Current version for 1 July 2005 to date (accessed 23 May 2013 at 14:48)
5 Compensation Court judges
(1) On the repeal of the Compensation Court Act:(a) a person holding office as a Judge (other than the Chief Judge) of
the Compensation Court immediately before that repeal is by this section
appointed as a Judge of the District Court, and
(b) a person holding office as an Acting Judge of the Compensation
Court immediately before that repeal is by this section appointed as an Acting
Judge of the District Court for the time that is the remainder of the time for
which he or she was appointed an Acting Judge of the Compensation Court, as at
that repeal.
(2) The Governor may issue an appropriate commission under the public
seal of the State to a person who is appointed as a Judge of the District
Court by subsection (1). The appointment is effective whether or not such a
commission is issued.
(3) Nothing in this section prevents a person who holds office as a
Judge of the Compensation Court from being appointed as a Judge of any other
Court.
(4) Nothing in this section affects any entitlement of the Chief Judge
of the Compensation Court arising under section 56 (Abolition of judicial
office) of the Constitution Act
1902.