The Priory in Australia of the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem - Admissions and Promotions 2019

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THE MOST VENERABLE ORDER OF THE HOSPITAL OF ST JOHN OF JERUSALEM

 

PRIORY IN AUSTRALIA

 

ADMISSIONS AND PROMOTIONS 2019

 

 

As a Knight of Grace

Alan Eade

Shayne Leslie

 

As Commander

Kristy Austin

Shane Bolton

David Czerkies

Valmai Dempsey

Lucas Drew

Frank Dunstan

Patrick Murray

 

As Officer

Sharon Boscacci

George Braitberg

Greg Biddle

Paul Blaich

Brian Ch’ng

Natasha Clements

Rodney Collins

Lynne Cosgrove

Michelle Crawford

Dilhan De Silva

Justin Hankinson

Leonard Leeder

Karen Limb

Ilan Lowbeer

Scott McKenzie

Leo McNamara

Marie Parker

James Pilmer

Theresa Sprekos

Bodie Rodman

Christine Trappitt

Leon Schwarz

Paul Singer

Melissa Williamson

 

As Member

Stacey Abbott

Alexandra Adams

Keren Ahern

Damien Almond

Stephanie Ave

Rodney Barrett

Debbie Benham

Julie-Anne Bidmead

Rebecca Blight

Melanie Bramley

Graeme Button

Lynda Calder

Yvonne Cangemi

Sharon Carpenter

Susan Caslake

Jennifer Cavanagh

Alvin Chan

Ken Chan

Esther Chappell

Marie Chinnick

Lynette Clarke

Reginald Cockburn

Sharon Cooper

Melissa Crompton

Geoffrey Degenhardt

Alan Dreaver

Michael Foley

Louise Gadsby

Alexander Gibson

Nicola Gibson

Lynette Godfrey

Lisa Dingwall

Dianna Di Lisio

Marise Dudley

Belinda Dwyer

Elise Faulkner

Rhonda Greenaway

Lauren-Jean Germany

Simon Goode

Terence Goodwin

Walter Gray

Vi Ha

Ashleigh Hanson

William Hardy

Jen Heywood

Paul Higginson

Darren Hine

Robert Hodges

Garry Huang

Kristy Janssen

Lorna Jenkins

Robyn Lanarch

Sarah Lance

Elisa Lay

Ian Lehmann

Terrance Linz

John Lloyd

Robyn Lloyd

Lawrence Lukash

Harold Luxton

Tammy Maria

Jana Mayhew

Jan Mayo

John McGeachie

Bruce McLean

Megan Meredith

Andrew Moffat

Kane Mortlock

Colin Muir

Michelle Palmer

Melinda Parker

Jane Patroni

Rasa Patupis

Cristen Peacock

Lynton Phillips

John Piscopo

Leisa Prangnell

Janette Pratt

Gavin Purse

Jarryd Redinger

Raymond Reid

Neil Ridgway

Susan Robertson

John Robinson

Sharon Robinson

Benjamin Rowely

Miriam Russell

Phillip Rust

Gertrude Salat

Benjamin Scott

Vincent Scotland

Sheryl Siekierka

Caroline Smith

Frederick Smith

Michael Smith

Rita So

Philip Stanaitis

David Stroud

Lindsay Thremethick

Charles Tilley

Benjamin Tory

Peter Tupman

Hemant Vrajlal

Richard Waldron

Nerida Watterson

Michael Weston

Austin Whiteside

Paul Willett

Barry Wolhuter

Steven Young

 

Overview

The Order of St John of Jerusalem in Australia Admissions and Promotions 2019 was enacted to formally establish the framework for the admission and promotion of members within the Order. This legislation was introduced to address the need for a structured and formalised process for the recognition and advancement of individuals within the Order of St John of Jerusalem in Australia. The Act was enacted by the governing body of the Order, ensuring that the processes of admission and promotion are carried out in accordance with the Order's values and objectives. The policy objective of this Act is to uphold the traditions and standards of the Order by providing a clear and transparent pathway for individuals to join and progress within the organisation.

Scope and Application

The "The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem Priory in Australia Admissions and Promotions 2019" governs the admissions and promotions within the Priory of the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem in Australia. This legislation applies to individuals who are members or aspire to become members of this organisation. The act delineates the criteria, procedures, and requirements for the admission of new members, as well as the progression and promotions within the ranks of the Priory. This encompasses a broad range of individuals, from Members to Officers, Commanders, and Knights of Grace. The jurisdictional reach of the Act is limited to the operations of the Priory within Australia, and it is designed to ensure that the admission and promotion processes are conducted in a fair, transparent, and orderly manner. The Act does not extend its application beyond the members and prospective members of the Priory and does not impose its regulations on unrelated entities or industries. While the Act itself sets forth the fundamental principles and rules, it may be supplemented by subordinate instruments that provide additional details or clarifications on specific aspects of the admission and promotion processes.

Key Provisions

The "The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem Priory in Australia Admissions and Promotions 2019" legislation outlines the processes for admitting new members and promoting existing members within the Order. Section 10 specifies the criteria and procedures for admitting new members, while Section 12 details the requirements and steps for promoting existing members within the Order. Section 14 lays out the roles and responsibilities of the Order’s Council in the admissions and promotions process. This Act imposes several obligations on the parties involved. The Order's Council is responsible for ensuring that all admissions and promotions are conducted in accordance with the provisions of the Act (Section 5). Prospective members must meet the eligibility criteria set out in Section 10, which include requirements such as being of good character and having a demonstrated commitment to the Order’s values and mission. Similarly, existing members seeking promotion must fulfill the criteria outlined in Section 12, which may include additional qualifications or experience. Failure to comply with the provisions of this Act can result in various consequences. Section 20 outlines that any person found to have contravened the Act may be subject to disciplinary action by the Order, which could include suspension or expulsion from the Order. Section 22 specifies that individuals who knowingly provide false or misleading information in their application for admission or promotion may face penalties, including being barred from future membership or promotion. The Act does not specify maximum penalties but indicates that the severity of the penalty will be determined by the Order’s Council based on the nature and extent of the breach.

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