Immunity for official acts shields designated officials and authorised persons from personal liability when acting in good faith. Protection under the Act confers immunity from personal liability to specified office-holders and authorised persons for actions, decisions or omissions ... Summary
Immunity for official acts shields designated officials and authorised persons from personal liability when acting in good faith.
Protection under the Act confers immunity from personal liability to specified office-holders and authorised persons for actions, decisions or omissions done or intended to be done in good faith. The protected classes include Tribunal presidents and members, Tribunal officers and employees, persons authorised by the Tribunal, and officers appointed or authorised under the Act. Immunity covers acts within the scope of official duties and excludes wanton or reckless conduct.
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