Solicitor-General of Tasmania
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Reports toCabinet
AppointerGovernor of Tasmania
With advice and consent of the Attorney-General
With advice and consent of the Attorney-General
Term length10 years
Formation1983 (Modern) 1825 (Historical)
| Solicitor-General of Tasmania | |
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since January 2022 | |
| Reports to | Cabinet |
| Appointer | Governor of Tasmania With advice and consent of the Attorney-General |
| Term length | 10 years |
| Formation | 1983 (Modern) 1825 (Historical) |
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The Solicitor-General of Tasmania is the second law officer for Tasmania. Their duties are primarily providing legal advice to the Government of Tasmania.[3][4] The Solicitor-General leads the Solicitor-General's Office, which is made up of two sections led by Assistant Solicitors General: Advisings and Litigation. They are housed in the Executive Building at 15 Murray Street, Hobart.[5]
