24A
In forceAppointments may be made by name or office
Part 7Functions and powers conferred by Acts
24A Appointments may be made by name or office
(1)
If an Act authorises or requires a person or body—
(a)
to appoint a person to an office; or
(b)
to appoint a person or body to exercise a power; or
(c)
to appoint a person or body to do another thing;
the person or body may make the appointment by—
(d)
appointing a person or body by name; or
(e)
appointing a specified officer, or the holder of a specified office, by reference to the title of the office concerned.
(2)
An appointment of a specified officer, or the holder of a specified office, is taken to be the appointment of the person for the time being occupying or acting in the office concerned.
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