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Appointment and qualification of officers. 41.(1) Every council shall appoint a clerk of the council and shall also appoint such other officers as the council thinks necessary for the efficient discharge of the functions of the council. (2) A council may appoint a deputy of any officer for the purpose of acting in the place of the officer whenever the office is vacant or the officer is for any reason unable to act. (3) Regulations may prescribe the qualifications to be possessed (a)by any person appointed to the office of clerk of a council; or (b)by any person appointed to such other office under the council as may be prescribed. (4) A person shall not be appointed to the office of clerk of a council or to any other office for which qualifications are prescribed under subsection (3) except in accordance with the advice of an advisory appointment panel established by the Staff Commission; but this subsection shall not apply to (a)an appointment made in accordance with the advice of the Interim Staff Commission in pursuance of the succeeding provisions of this Act; or (b)a temporary appointment made with the approval of the Ministry. (5) Where a council refuses or fails to make an appointment (a)from among persons selected by an advisory appointment panel as eligible for the appointment; or (b)in accordance with directions given by the Ministry for implementing any recommendation made to the council by the Staff Commission or any advice given to the council by the Interim Staff Commission; (6) The remuneration, removal from office, suspension or re-instatement, or any withholding of the remuneration, of the clerk of a council and of any other officers for whom qualifications are prescribed under subsection (3) shall be subject to the approval of the Ministry. (7) A council shall not, without the approval of the Ministry, remove from office or suspend, or withhold the remuneration of, any officer appointed by the Ministry under subsection (5), notwithstanding that subsection (6) does not apply to that officer. (8) If after consultation with any councils the Ministry is satisfied that it is expedient that an order should be made providing for the employment of officers of any class by one of the councils on behalf of both or all of them, the Ministry may make such an order, and the order (a)shall require that, before appointing officers of that class, the council by which the officers are to be employed shall consult with the other council or councils to such extent as is provided for in the order; (b)shall provide for the expenses incurred in connection with the employment of the officers to be defrayed by the councils in such proportions as they may agree upon or, in case of disagreement, as may be determined by the Ministry; and (c)may contain such incidental and supplemental provisions as the Ministry thinks fit; (9) Before the first election of councils, an order under subsection (8) for the employment by one council of officers of any class on behalf of itself and another council or other councils may be made after consultation with such existing local authorities (as defined in section 131(4)) as are concerned with the employment of officers of that class, and so much of subsection (8) as requires consultation with the councils before the order is made shall not apply.[
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