Functions of advisers
11 Functions of advisers
An adviser is to provide advice to, and otherwise assist, a governing board in the performance of its functions and, for that purpose, is entitled—
to receive notice of any meeting of the board; and
to have access to papers provided to members of the board for the purposes of any meetings; and
to attend, and participate in, any meeting of the board (but has no entitlement to vote and must not be present at the time that a vote is taken).
An adviser must, as required by the Minister, provide reports to the
Minister and the Chief Executive on any matter relating to the operation of the governing board and the or the incorporated health service (as the case requires) under the management, administration and control of the board.
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