(2) BE A RESIDENT OF THE STATE; AND

(3) HAVE TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE IN LAW, SOCIOLOGY,
PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHIATRY, EDUCATION, SOCIAL WORK, OR CRIMINOLOGY.

(C) FULL-TIME DUTIES.
EACH COMMISSIONER:

(1) SHALL DEVOTE FULL TIME TO THE DUTIES OF THE COMMISSION;

AND

(2) MAY NOT HAVE ANY OTHER EMPLOYMENT THAT CONFLICTS WITH
THE COMMISSIONER'S DEVOTION OF FULL TIME TO THE DUTIES OF THE
COMMISSION.

(D) TERMS; APPOINTMENT OF SUCCESSORS.

(1) THE TERM OF A COMMISSIONER IS 6 YEARS.

(2) AT THE END OF A TERM. A COMMISSIONER CONTINUES TO SERVE
UNTIL A SUCCESSOR IS APPOINTED AND QUALIFIES.

(3) A COMMISSIONER WHO IS APPOINTED AFTER A TERM HAS BEGUN
SERVES ONLY FOR THE REST OF THE TERM AND UNTIL A SUCCESSOR IS APPOINTED
AND QUALIFIES.

(E) REMOVAL.

(1) WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE GOVERNOR, THE SECRETARY MAY
REMOVE A COMMISSIONER FOR DISABILITY, NEGLECT OF DUTY, OR MISCONDUCT IN
OFFICE.

(2) BEFORE REMOVING A COMMISSIONER, THE SECRETARY SHALL:

(I) GIVE THE COMMISSIONER WRITTEN NOTICE OF THE CHARGES
AGAINST THE COMMISSIONER; AND

(II) HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE CHARGES.

(F) APPOINTMENT OF HEARING EXAMINER.

(1) IF A COMMISSIONER IS UNABLE TO PERFORM THE COMMISSIONER'S
DUTIES BECAUSE OF SICKNESS, INCAPACITY, OR DISQUALIFICATION, THE
SECRETARY MAY APPOINT A HEARING EXAMINER TO THE COMMISSION TO PERFORM
THOSE DUTIES UNTIL THAT COMMISSIONER IS ABLE TO RESUME THOSE DUTIES OR
UNTIL A NEW COMMISSIONER IS APPOINTED AND QUALIFIES.

(2) A HEARING EXAMINER APPOINTED UNDER THIS SUBSECTION IS
ENTITLED TO THE SAME COMPENSATION AS A COMMISSIONER

(3) A HEARING EXAMINER APPOINTED UNDER THIS SUBSECTION MAY
NOT PARTICIPATE IN A PROCEEDING BEFORE THE COMMISSION IN WHICH THE
HEARING EXAMINER PARTICIPATED AS A HEARING EXAMINER