Exclusive Responsibilities of Office of the Chief Judge Sample Clauses

Exclusive Responsibilities of Office of the Chief Judge. The Office of the Chief Judge shall have exclusive responsibility for all support services for judges of the Provincial Division and justices of the peace out of its annual budget, as outlined below: - judge and justice of the peace salaries and benefits - judicial training and education - operational travel - parking - judicial expense allowances - per diem judge program - hospitality - relocation expenses - ceremonial expenses - furniture, furnishings, supplies and equipment for the Offices of the Chief Judge, Associate Chief Judges, Regional Senior Judges, and Regional Senior Justices of the Peace - support staff in the Offices of the Chief Judge, Judicial Research Centre, Regional Senior Judges, and Regional Senior Justices of the Peace which include salaries and benefits, transportation and communications, training and education, furniture, furnishings, supplies and equipment The offices which are the exclusive responsibility of the Office of the Chief Judge are: Office of the Chief Judge and Associate Chief Judges - 0 Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx in Toronto Judicial Research Centre - 00 Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx in Toronto Office of the Regional Senior Judge - Central East Region Office of the Regional Senior Judge - Central West Region Office of the Regional Senior Judge - East Region Office of the Regional Senior Judge - Northeast Region Office of the Regional Senior Judge - Northwest Region Office of the Regional Senior Judge - Toronto Region Office of the Regional Senior Judge - West Region Office of the Regional Senior Justice of the Peace - Central East Region Office of the Regional Senior Justice of the Peace - Central West Region Office of the Regional Senior Justice of the Peace - East Region Office of the Regional Senior Justice of the Peace - Northeast Region Office of the Regional Senior Justice of the Peace - Northwest Region Office of the Regional Senior Justice of the Peace - Toronto Region Office of the Regional Senior Justice of the Peace - West Region It is acknowledged by the Minister and the Chief Judge that additional support services to judges of the Provincial Division and justices of the peace are currently being provided by various branches of the Ministry, and that budget funds are currently allocated to various Ministry function codes and budget centre codes for this purpose. The Minister and the Chief Judge further acknowledge that some of these additional support services may more appropriately be the responsibility of the Office of the Chi...
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