Section 20 — Delegation of powers — Auditor-General Act 2009 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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Section 20 — Delegation of powers — Auditor-General Act 2009 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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s 9Appointment of auditor-general s 10Duration of appointment s 11Terms of appointment s 11AOath before performing duties s 12Declaration of interests s 12AConflicts of interest s 13Restriction on outside employment s 14 s 15Leave of absence s 16Resignation s 17Grounds for removal or suspension from office s 18Removal or suspension of auditor-general on address s 19Suspension of auditor-general when Legislative Assembly not sitting s 19ARestriction on employment after office ends s 20Delegation of powers s 21Schedule — Dictionary

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Part 2—Queensland Auditor-General and Queensland Audit Office

Division 2—Provisions relating to auditor-general

20 Delegation of powers

(1)

The auditor-general may delegate powers under any Act to an authorised auditor.

(2)

However, the auditor-general must not delegate a power to report to the Legislative Assembly.

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