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Section Sch3-7 — Building Act 2004: Removal from office

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7 Removal from office (1) The Governor-General may, on the advice of the Minister given after consultation with the Attorney-General, remove a member from office by written notice to the member (with a copy to the Board) at any time for any of the following reasons proved to the satisfaction of the Governor-General: (a) breach of the member's duties or the Board's collective duties under this schedule; or (b) failure or inability to perform, or inadequate performance of, the member's duties and responsibilities as a member; or (c) misconduct by the member; or (d) any other just cause. (2) Before giving advice to the Governor-General, the Minister must give the member a reasonable opportunity to make written submissions or be heard on the proposal to remove him or her. (3) The notice of removal must state the reason for the removal.

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