WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1988.
URBAN COUNCILLORS ARB "FURTHERMORE, AS CERTAIN DUTIES OF THE
THE GRANTING OR REFUSAL OF HAWKER SUCH AS OF A JUDICIAL NATURE, SUCH
WERK LICENCES, THERE COULD BE POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST IF THEY NOT EXEMPTED FROM JURY SERVICE.
"MEMBERS
OF
THE REGIONAL
COUNCIL,
HAVING
SIMILAR DUTIES,
SHOULD BE AFFORDED THE SAME TREATMENT AND BE EXEMPTED.
THE WORD 'ORDINARY' "THE OPPORTUNITY IS ALSO TAKEN TO DELETE
ΤΟ ORIGINALLY USED THE FROM
TERM
WHICH WAS 'ORDINARY MEMBER',
THERE ARE NO DESCRIBE MEMBERS WHO WERE NOT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, AS THERE LONGER 'OFFICIAL MEMBERS ON THE URBAN AND REGIONAL COUNCILS.'
DESIRABLE
"
JURY
FROM WAS
TO EXEMPT ALSO SIR DAVID SAID IT
CORRECTIONAL SERVICE PROBATION OFFICERS AND SOCIAL WORKERS WORKING IN
THE DUTIES OF INSTITUTIONS RUN BY THE SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT, AS
CONCERNED WITH THE ADMINISTRATION OF THESE OFFICERS WERE DIRECTLY JUSTICE.
THIS WAS ALSO IN LINE WITH THE CURRENT EXEMPTIONS FOR WORKING IN THE CORRECTIONAL SERVICES FIELD.
THE SECOND PROBLEM AROSE FROM THE FACT WERE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE BY THE PUBLIC.
LISTS
AS
OFFICERS
THAT LISTS OF JURORS
LISTS
THAT FOR
"COMPLAINTS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED FROM MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC
THESE ARE FIRMS
USING
MAILING COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS," HE SAID.
"IT IS THEREFORE PROPOSED TO DISCONTINUE PUBLICATION.
LISTS 15
"BY VIRTUE OF THIS BILL, THE RIGHT TO PURCHASE JUROR REMOVED BUT THE LISTS MAY BE INSPECTED BY THE PUBLIC AT THE OFFICE THE REGISTRAR, SUPREME COURT."
THE RECENT
OF
UPDATE OF JUROR
SIR DAVID SAID THE THIRD PROBLEM RELATED TO THE NEED TO
IN
COMPUTERISATION LINE WITH THE ORDINANCE LISTING.
FOR EXAMPLE, WITH THE COMPUTERISATION OF SELECTION OF JURORS FOR THE PURPOSE
JURORS WERK
NO
LONGER REFERRED
JURY LISTS, IN THE OF FORMING A PANEL, POTENTIAL NAMES BUT BY NUMBERS TO BY
CARDS WOULD NO LONGER BE THE NAMES OF THIE
CORRESPONDING TO THEIR NAMES, AND BALLOT WRITTEN BUT PRINTED WITH NUMBERS CORRESPONDING TO JURORS SUMMONED TO FORM A PANEL.
CERTAIN PROVISIONS IN THE
ORDINANCE WOULD
REQUIRE
AMENDMENT
AS A RESULT, HE SAID.
/SIR DAVID