Delegations
39 Delegations
In this section—
statutory authority means—
the
Minister; or
the
Chief Executive; or
a
Chief Officer; or
a
Deputy Chief Officer; or
a statutory corporation.
A statutory authority may delegate any of the statutory authority's functions or powers under this Act—
to a particular person or body; or
to the person for the time being holding or occupying a particular office or position.
However, a statutory corporation may only make a delegation under this section with the approval of the Minister (and the approval may be a general or specific approval and may be given on such conditions as the Minister thinks fit).
A delegation under this section—
must be by instrument in writing; and
may be absolute or conditional; and
does not derogate from the power of the delegator to act in any matter;
and
is revocable at will.
A function or power delegated under this section may, if the instrument of delegation so provides, be further delegated.
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