Commonwealth Consolidated Acts(1) A subordinate summary authority has jurisdiction to deal with a charge against a member of the Defence Force who is not an officer in respect of a service offence of a kind notified, in writing, to the authority by the commanding officer who appointed him or her.
(1A) A subordinate summary authority has jurisdiction to deal with a charge against a prescribed officer in respect of a service offence of a kind notified, in writing, to the authority by the commanding officer who appointed him or her.
(2) A subordinate summary authority has jurisdiction to try a charge against a member of the Defence Force of, or below, the rank of leading seaman or corporal in respect of a service offence (other than a prescribed offence) of a kind notified, in writing, to the authority by the commanding officer who appointed him or her.
Note: A subordinate summary authority may be disqualified from trying a charge against a person because of subsection 108A(1).
(3) A subordinate summary authority has jurisdiction to try a charge against a prescribed officer in respect of a service offence (other than a prescribed offence) of a kind notified, in writing, to the authority by the commanding officer who appointed him or her.
Note: A subordinate summary authority may be disqualified from trying a charge against a person because of subsection 108A(1).
(4) In this section, prescribed officer means an officer who is:
(a) included in a prescribed class of officers; and
(b) receiving instruction or training.
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