Constitution of Urabba Parks/Section 101
Visitatorial Commission
(1) There shall be a Visitatorial Commission (the Commission), with such powers of adjudication and administration as the Parliament deems necessary for the execution and maintenance, within Urabba Parks, of the provisions of this Constitution relating to visitations, and of all laws made thereunder.
(2) It shall be lawful for the Commission to visit Urabba Parks and the Commission may, subject to limitations and conditions made by the Parliament, summon persons to the visitation for the purpose of giving evidence, provided that a visitation may only be made in relation to visitatorial matter.
(3) A law requiring the Commission to resolve in any particular matter (whether in visitation or otherwise) does not apply where the Commission does not have any members or Commissioners eligible to vote.
(4) Subject to law, the Commission may delegate its powers to:
(a) a committee of the Commission;
(b) a person appointed under subsection 103(1);
(c) personnel of the Commission.
Rules of proceeding of visitation and the Visitatorial Commission
(5) A substantive motion put by poll to the Commission shall not pass unless the members of the Commission have voted by the required majority in favour for the purposes of this subsection, and for the purposes of this subsection each member shall vote according to the grade of Visitational membership held by the presenter.
(6) No member of the Visitatorial Commission may vote on a question of a conclusion under subsection (1) if the occupant of the place subject to the proposed removal is:
(a) the member or an alternate member of the member;
(b) the appointor or nominator of the member;
(c) the presenter of the member, or entity falling in paragraph (b);
(d) a person presented by any entity falling in paragraphs (a) to (c) (whether alone or jointly with others) to any office of profit or responsibility under the Management;
(e) a connected entity an entity falling in paragraphs (a) to (d).
Note: Subsection 100(3) extends the definition of connected entity of the holder of a visitatorial place (category V).
(7) Subject to this Division, the Parliament may provide for the conduct of the proceedings of visitations and the Visitatorial Commission.
(8) The Commission is not bound by the rules of evidence.
(9) Nothing in this section shall limit the right of any person or body to conduct or commission an inquiry into any matter.
Note: 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.