For example, an arbitrator or any person or body with authority to hear, receive and examine evidence.A fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives (Victoria).A person registered as a patent attorney.The registrar or a deputy registrar of the County Court.Any other member of Council staff earning a salary of at least $124,000 (or a higher threshold, if specified by the Minister under s 97B of the Local Government Act 1989).A member of Council staff with management responsibilities and reporting directly to the Chief Executive Officer.A senior officer of a Victorian municipal Council who meets one of the following criteria:.A member or former member of either House of the Parliament of the Commonwealth.A member or former member of either House of the Parliament of Victoria.The principal registrar or a registrar of the Coroners Court.The principal registrar, a registrar or a deputy registrar of VCAT.The principal registrar, a registrar or a deputy registrar of the Children’s Court.The principal registrar, a registrar or a deputy registrar of the Magistrates’ Court.The registrar of probates or an assistant registrar of probates.The prothonotary or a deputy prothonotary of the Supreme Court.Country Fire Authority officers and employees with a classification level of 7.Victorian Institute of Teaching Investigators with a classification level of 4 or above.State Trustees officers and employees with a classification level of 4 or above.Transport Accident Commission officers and employees with a classification of level 4 or above.
Any prescribed affidavit taker, including:.For example, a policy officer employed as a VPS5 or an adviser employed as a VPS4.A Victorian Public Service employee with a prescribed classification level of 4 or above.A police officer of or above the rank of sergeant or for the time being in charge of a police station.Under Section 19 of the Oaths and Affirmations Act 2018 (as of 1 March 2019), previously Evidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1958, affidavits for use in any court or for any legal purpose may be sworn and taken within Victoria before persons including: Youth justice supervises and provides programs for young people in the criminal justice system
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