Examples: Telephone calls, facsimile transmissions, postage and photocopying.

In the total workforce system, a member of the Reserves may be described as a member in Service category 2, 3, 4 or 5.

Examples for table item 1.b.iii: Conferences conducted in person or by telephone conference.

Examples for table item 1.d: Drafting legal advice, applications, submissions and petitions. Providing advice to a member on the merits of electing trial by a court martial or Defence Force Magistrate.

Examples for table item 6.a.i: Undertaking legal reviews under the Defence Force Discipline Act 1982 and the Defence (Inquiry) Regulations 1985.

Examples for table item 6.a.ii: Mediation, facilitation, negotiation, conflict coaching, conciliation and arbitration.

Examples: Proofing witnesses, taking instructions, settling agreed facts, reading transcripts, preparing submissions.

Non-Example: Travelling to the place of duty.

Example: A legal officer provides legal advice to an ADF commander about one of their members. The legal officer is not to be compensated for preparation time.

Examples:

1. A member who elects to take a full day's sessional fee for three or more hours duty cannot claim Reserve salary for the same day.

2. A member who takes a full day's Reserve salary for six or more hours duty cannot claim sessional fee for additional hours on that same day.