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= <span id="EM"></span>Relevant notes from the Explanatory Memorandum = 255. Subsection (1), partially based on section 101 of the Australian Constitution, establishes the Visitatorial Commission. 256. Subsection (2) provides the Visitatorial Commission, may visit Urabba Parks and may, subject to limitations and conditions made by the Parliament, summon persons to the visitation for the purpose of giving evidence. A visitation may only be made for visitatorial matter. [[Constitution of Urabba Parks/Section 4#VisitatorialMatter|Subsection 4(1)]] defines β[[Constitution of Urabba Parks/Section 4#VisitatorialMatter|visitatorial matter]]β as including: :(A) an investigation into the conduct, capacity or reasonableness of grounds of removal of the occupier of a judicial place (category J) or an independent governance place (category W), or any other place for which the Visitatorial Commission is responsible for issuing an opinion before removal of the occupier of the place from office; :(B) a matter that which a report may be made under [[Constitution of Urabba Parks/Section 132|subsection 132(1)]]; :(C) a matter causing or caused by those matters; :(D) the construction of [[Constitution of Urabba Parks/Contents#Ch9|Chapter 9]], a law made under [[Constitution of Urabba Parks/Contents#Ch9|Chapter 9]] or an instrument made under those laws; :(E) matters the Enactor declares as being visitatorial matter (to allow for ceremonial visitations). 257. Subsection (3) provides no requirement to have any resolution passed by the Commission if there are no Commissioners eligible to vote on the matter. This is to ensure that powers dependent on a resolution of the Commission are not limited when there are no Commissioners eligible to vote on the resolution. 258. There are also some provisions relating to the conduct of meetings of the Commission. In particular, subsection (5) provides that in the case of a poll at any meeting of the Commission each Commissioner votes according to the grade of visitational membership held by their presenter. Under subsection (6), a Commissioner may not vote on whether the removal of themselves or a connected entity are reasonable. 259. There are also some incidental provisions in relation to the Visitatorial Commission. Subsection (7) provides that subject to this Division, the Parliament may provide for the rules of proceeding of visitations and the Commission. Subsection (8) provides that the Commission is not bound by the rules of evidence. Subsection (9) makes clear that nothing in this section shall limit the right of any person or body to conduct or commission an inquiry into any matter; there is also an explanatory note stating that an inquiry may be conducted by other means, such as by a committee of the Parliament conducting a parliamentary inquiry or by a Enactorial Commission of Inquiry. [[Category:Urabbaparcensian constitutional law| ]]
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