Fire Safety Act 1993 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 3A · Fire Safety Engineers
45. Fire Safety Engineers Inquiry Panel
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There is to be a Fire Safety Engineers Inquiry Panel for the purpose of constituting Inquiry Committees under section 44 to investigate into any complaint against or information about the conduct of any fire safety engineer as a peer reviewer or otherwise, or the discharge of his or her duties as a fire safety engineer or peer reviewer.
fire safety engineer
“fire safety engineer” means a person who is registered as a fire safety engineer under this Act;
The Fire Safety Engineers Inquiry Panel comprises —
such number of fire safety engineers who are not members of the Force as the Commissioner may determine; and
such number of members of the Force as the Commissioner may determine.
Every member of the Fire Safety Engineers Inquiry Panel is to be appointed by the Minister for a term of 2 years, and is eligible for re‑appointment.
member
“member” has the meaning given by the Civil Defence Act 1986 and includes any public officer serving in the Force as engineering or technical staff;
The Minister may at any time remove any person from the Fire Safety Engineers Inquiry Panel and fill any vacancy in its membership.
Any member of the Fire Safety Engineers Inquiry Panel whose term of appointment expires in the course of any inquiry by an Inquiry Committee to which the member has been appointed continues as a member of that Committee until the Committee’s written report of the inquiry is submitted to the Commissioner under section 44(3)(b).
Commissioner
“Commissioner” means the Commissioner of Civil Defence appointed under section 6 of the Civil Defence Act 1986;
Each person who, immediately before 1 September 2013, is a member of the Fire Safety Engineers Discipline Panel appointed under this section is deemed to have been appointed as a member of the Fire Safety Engineers Inquiry Panel for a term expiring on the date when the person’s term would have expired if section 24 of the Fire Safety (Amendment) Act 2013 had not been enacted.[22E