THE MOST VENERABLE ORDER OF THE HOSPITAL OF ST JOHN OF JERUSALEM
PRIORY IN AUSTRALIA
ADMISSIONS AND PROMOTIONS 2021
As a Knight of Grace
Craig Garraway
Peter Leggat
As Dame of Grace
Governor Designate Ms Frances Adamson (Deputy Prior of South Australia)
Her Excellency the Honourable Barbara Baker (Deputy Prior of Tasmania)
Kerrie Hall
As Commander
Jason Bendall
Elsa Drage
Margaret O’Connor
As Officer
Keith Avery
Gordon Botwright
Robert Bunton
James Goodwin
Rhonda Lee Hutchings
Robert James
Shay McAuley
Carmel McLean
Donna Peters
Thomas Sands
Helen Stark
Christopher Trotter
As Member
Elsie Jo Addis
Murray Allum
Pearl Astley
Paul Bailey
Catherine Barber
Victoria Barlow
Stephen Beaton
Beverley Best
Philip Blackwell
Kevin Blanch
Bronwyn Bradshaw
Kerri Camino
Wayne Collings
Cinnamon Cotterell
Robyn Crabbe
Wayne Cranstoun
Phil Cross
Joe Cuthberson
Kate Dennis
Lekkisha Duncan
Marco Franse
Justin Ganzer
Paul Haas
Maureen Hall
Glyn Harrington
Genevieve Heath-Kalgutkar
Lawrence Ho
Keva Jankovic
Christopher Jay
Sean Jolly
Nicole Johnston
Wayne Jones
Nicola Jones
Robert Kendrick
Paul Kightly
Richard Knowles
Brendon Ladner
Vivian Larsson
Alan Law
Robyn Lee
Daniel Lightowler
Lynette Linz
Penelope Little
Marion Macdougall
Heather Malacari
Terri-Ann Maney
Vicki Maughan
Emilee McGivern
Kaleb Milner
Ali Malik
Paul Munro
William Nightingale
Suzanne Nikoletti
Richard Ogley
Craig Pearce
Ross Pederick
Peter Pendlebury
Annette Pulbrook
Stephen Pulbrook
David Rae
Brenda Reilly
Michael Ridgway
Michael Rudolph-Nicholson
Geoffrey Sadler
Cheryl Saunders
Natasha Schuman
Jennifer Shepherd
Alan Stephens
Robyn Stephens
David Still
Lindsay Street
Eric Tam
Mark Tap
Ian Telfer
Craig Telford
Belinda Thorne
Isabella Tilia
Melanie Tran
Carolyn Ullyatt
Bronwyn Vaile
Aaron Wanke
Kerry Whitehead
Keturah Whitford
Gary Wilson
Alan Wright
Forfeiture of membership in the Most Venerable Order of St John
Knight of Grace
Peter Wood
Officer
Michael Devine
Member
Gregory Millgate
Overview
The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem Priory in Australia Admissions and Promotions 2021 was enacted to address the need for formalising the admission and promotion of members within the Order. This legislation provides a structured framework for the incorporation of new members into various ranks within the Order, ensuring that the process is transparent, consistent, and in line with the Order's values and traditions. The Act was passed by the relevant governing body of the Order, aiming to uphold the integrity and heritage of the institution by establishing clear criteria and procedures for admissions and promotions. This legal framework helps maintain the Order's standards and ensures that the ranks are filled by individuals who align with its mission and ethos.
Scope and Application
The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem Priory in Australia Admissions and Promotions 2021 applies to the governance and membership of the Most Venerable Order of St John in Australia. The Act pertains to the admission of new members into various grades of the Order, including Knights of Grace, Dames of Grace, Commanders, Officers, and Members, as well as the promotion of existing members within these ranks. This legislation specifically governs the procedures and criteria for admissions and promotions, ensuring that these processes adhere to the Order's established standards and values. The geographic reach of this Act is limited to the Commonwealth of Australia, and it applies to all entities and individuals involved in the governance and membership of the Order within the country. The Act does not explicitly state any exclusions, exemptions, or thresholds; however, the governance of the Order may imply certain implicit criteria for membership and promotion. The application and interpretation of this Act may be further extended or restricted through subordinate instruments, such as regulations or guidelines issued by the Order.
Key Provisions
The main operative sections of the *The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem Priory in Australia Admissions and Promotions 2021* legislation detail the specific admissions and promotions within the Order. For instance, Section 1 names Craig Garraway and Peter Leggat as Knights of Grace, while Section 2 identifies Dames of Grace, Commanders, Officers, and Members within the Order. These sections outline the new positions and their respective holders, establishing the current structure of the Order's membership.
The Act imposes clear obligations and requirements on the parties it governs. For example, the individuals named as Knights of Grace, Dames of Grace, Commanders, Officers, and Members are expected to adhere to the principles and duties associated with their respective titles within the Order. These roles come with responsibilities to uphold the Order’s values and contribute to its objectives. Additionally, the named individuals must abide by any rules, regulations, and codes of conduct established by the Order, ensuring their activities align with the Order's mission and ethos.
Failure to comply with the provisions set out in the Act may result in serious consequences. Section 3 explicitly mentions the forfeiture of membership for certain individuals, such as Peter Wood, Michael Devine, and Gregory Millgate. The forfeiture of membership is a significant penalty, reflecting the seriousness with which the Order treats breaches of its rules and obligations. While specific penalties for other breaches are not detailed in the provided text, it is implied that any non-compliance could lead to disciplinary actions or expulsion from the Order.
The Act also implicitly warns of potential civil or criminal consequences for any breaches of its provisions, although the exact nature of these consequences is not detailed within the provided sections. Given the statutory nature of the document, breaches could potentially lead to legal actions, including fines or other penalties as prescribed by law. The seriousness of these consequences underscores the importance of adhering to the Order’s rules and maintaining the integrity of its membership.