Is the Tribunal involved in appointment processes for Statutory Office Holders, Principal Executive Offices, Holders of Full-Time Public Office or Holders of Part-Time Public Office?
No. The Tribunals role is defined by the Act. It determines or advises on remuneration for a public office and has no role or authority in or over the appointment process and related policies. Questions on appointment procedures for offices considered by Cabinet should be referred to the Cabinet Secretariat in the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet.
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