Sec. 22
(1) The members of the tribunal shall be citizens of the United States, residents of this state, of which at least 2 shall be attorneys admitted to practice in this state and shall have been engaged for at least 5 years immediately preceding the appointment in active government, corporate, or private practice dealing with federal and state-local tax matters, including the property tax, or in the discharge of a judicial or quasi-judicial office; at least 1 shall be a certified assessor holding the highest level of certification granted by the state assessors board; at least 1 shall be a professional real estate appraiser holding a recognized certification indicating competence in the valuation of complex income producing and residential property of the type subject to property taxation, with a certification having required a review of sample appraisals, and 5 years of experience as an appraiser; and at least 1 shall be a certified public accountant with 5 years' experience in state-local tax matters. Not more than 3 members shall be members of the same professional discipline. Additional appointees who are not attorneys, certified assessors, professional real estate appraisers, or certified public accountants shall have at least 5 years' experience in state or local tax matters.
(2) Each member shall take and subscribe the constitutional oath of office before entering on the discharge of his duties.
(3) Each member shall devote his entire time to, and personally perform the duties of, his office and shall not engage in other business or professional activity for remuneration.
(4) Each member shall receive an annual salary as determined by law and shall be reimbursed for his actual and necessary expenses at the rate determined by the administrative board.
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