State Sector Amendment Act (No 2) 2004 No 114, Public Act

Act by section

Schedule 1
Amendments to other enactments relating to amendments to State Sector Act 1988

ss 18, 19(1)

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Amendments to other Acts relating to Commissioner's mandate

Add to section 17:

  • (3) The Clerk of the House of Representatives must consult the State Services Commissioner before issuing any code of conduct in the exercise of his or her functions under section 3(d).

  • (4) The State Services Commissioner may advise the Speaker of the House of Representatives on any matter concerning ethics, values, and standards in relation to the Office of the Clerk.

Education Act 1989 (1989 No 80)

Repeal section 139AE(g) and substitute:

  • (g) to develop a code of ethics for teachers, after consultation with the State Services Commissioner and after having regard to any code of conduct issued by him or her under section 57 of the State Sector Act 1988:.

Repeal section 6(2).

Repeal section 7.

Repeal section 8(2) and substitute:

  • (2) Subject to the provisions of this Act, the Director must determine—

    • (a) the terms and conditions on which the Director employs persons as officers of the Security Intelligence Service; and

    • (b) the terms and conditions applicable to employees of that Service.

Add to clause 7 of Schedule 1:

  • (4) Despite section 68 of the State Sector Act 1988, the General Manager is responsible for negotiating a collective agreement under the Employment Relations Act 2000 and the General Manager must consult with the State Services Commissioner about the conditions of employment to be included in the collective agreement.

Repeal section 6A(2) and (3) and substitute:

  • (2) The other principal officers of the Parliamentary Counsel Office must be paid remuneration (including travelling allowances and other incidental allowances) that the Chief Parliamentary Counsel determines.

  • (3) The staff of the Parliamentary Counsel Office (other than the principal officers) must be employed on terms and conditions of employment and be paid salaries and allowances that the Chief Parliamentary Counsel determines.

  • (3A) Before entering into a collective agreement under the Employment Relations Act 2000, the Chief Parliamentary Counsel must consult with the State Services Commissioner about the conditions of employment to be included in the collective agreement.

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Amendments to other Acts consequential on disestablishment of senior executive service

Building Act 1991 (1991 No 150)

Omit from paragraph (a) of the definition of employee in section 2 the words and any member of the senior executive service who works for that organisation.

Building Act 2004 (2004 No 72)

Omit from paragraph (a) of the definition of employee in section 7 the words and any member of the senior executive service who works for that organisation.

Repeal paragraph (b) of the definition of employee in section 2.

Electoral Act 1993 (1993 No 87)

Omit from section 33(5) the words (who shall be a member of the senior executive service employed in the Department of which the chief executive is the administrative head) and substitute the words nominated by the chief executive.

Repeal section 6(1)(a).

Omit from section 6(1)(b) the word other.

Omit from section 71ZA(3) the words or to a member of the senior executive service.

Omit from section 46(1)(d) the words , or a member of the senior executive service,.