Administrative Arrangements Act 1994

The Governor may, by proclamation—

constitute the person for the time being appointed to, or acting in, a particular ministerial office a body corporate;

transfer all or some of the assets, rights or liabilities of a body corporate constituted of a Minister to—

the Crown; or

another body corporate that is an agent or instrumentality of the Crown whether constituted of a Minister or not;

dissolve a body corporate constituted of a Minister;

vest the assets and rights and attach the liabilities of a body corporate dissolved under paragraph (c) in—

the Crown; or

another body corporate that is an agent or instrumentality of the Crown whether constituted of a Minister or not.

If the functions or powers of a body corporate constituted under subsection (1) are to be limited, they must be specified in the proclamation constituting the body corporate.

The name of a body corporate constituted under subsection (1) will, unless the proclamation provides otherwise, be the title for the time being of the ministerial office in relation to which the body is constituted.

The Governor may, by proclamation, alter the name of a body corporate constituted under subsection (1).