Australian Capital Territory
Exhibition Park Corporation (Governing Board) Appointment 2009*
Notifiable Instrument NI2009—310
made under the
Exhibition Park Corporation Act 1976, s 8 (Establishment of governing board), s 9 (Governing board members), Financial Management Act 1996, s 78 (Appointment of governing board members generally), s 79 (Appointment of Chair and deputy chair)

1	Name of instrument
This instrument is the Exhibition Park Corporation (Governing Board) Appointment 2009.
2	Commencement 
This instrument commences on 1 July 2009.
3	Appointment of chair and deputy chair
(1)	I appoint the public servant occupying from time to time the position of Chief Executive, Department of Territory and Municipal Services as the chair of the governing board of the Exhibition Park Corporation.
(2)	I appoint the public servant occupying from time to time the position of Executive Director, Territory and Municipal Services with responsibility for administrative oversight of the Exhibition Park Corporation Act 1976 as the deputy chair of the governing board of the Corporation.
4	Appointment of members
I appoint the following public servants occupying from time to time the positions described below as members of the governing board of the Exhibition Park Corporation— 
(a)	General Manager, Territory Venue and Events, Department of Territory and Municipal Services; and
(b)	Business Manager, ACTION Buses, Department of Territory and Municipal Services.

5	Term of appointments
The appointments in section 3 and section 4 of this instrument end on 30 June 2012.

Andrew Barr MLA
Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation
29 June 2009

Note 1	As this instrument appoints public servants to the governing board of the corporation, the appointments do not require referral to the Legislative Assembly, nor is the instrument disallowable – see Legislation Act 2001, division 19.3.3.
Note 2	The Minister may make an appointment by naming the person appointed or by nominating the occupant of a position (however described), at a particular time or from time to time—see Legislation Act 2001, section 207.
Note 3	‘Occupy’, in relation to a position, is defined to include hold the position, act in the position or exercise functions of the position—see Legislation Act 2001, dictionary Part 1.