South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts18A—Concurrent appointments and outside employment etc
(1) If a person holds
or is to hold some other appointment for a fixed term concurrently with
appointment as a stipendiary magistrate, the Governor may, with the consent of
the person, suspend his or her remuneration, duties and other conditions of
service as a stipendiary magistrate for the term of the concurrent
appointment.
(2) If the
remuneration, duties and other conditions of service of a stipendiary
magistrate are suspended under this section for the term of a concurrent
appointment, the stipendiary magistrate will not be subject to the direction
of the Chief Magistrate during that term.
(3) A period of
suspension during a concurrent appointment will count as service under this
Act only to the extent (if any) and for the purposes (if any) determined by
the Governor.
(4) A part-time
magistrate must not—
(a)
practise the profession of the law for fee or reward; or
(b)
without the written approval of the Chief Justice given with the concurrence
of the Chief Magistrate—
(i)
practise any other profession for remuneration; or
(ii)
carry on any trade or business; or
(iii)
hold any paid office in connection with a business; or
(iv)
engage in any form of work for remuneration.
(5) The Chief Justice
may, after consultation with the Chief Magistrate, vary or revoke an approval
under subsection (4) at any time.
(6) The Chief Justice
must notify the Attorney-General of an approval or variation or revocation of
an approval given under this section.
(7)
Subsection (4) does not apply to an acting magistrate to the extent
specified in the magistrate's instrument of appointment.