Powers of a Committee
16 Powers of a Committee
An Order may confer all or any of the following powers on the Committee—
S. 16(1)(a) substituted by No. 76/2000 s. 11(1).
power to impose, in accordance with this Act, charges for services it provides;
S. 16(1)(b) repealed by No. 76/2000 s. 11(1).
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power to delegate any of its powers, duties or functions (other than the power of delegation) to an employee of the Committee;
power to exempt, by written notice, a person or class of persons from compliance with some or all of the requirements of the Order, on conditions or not.
An Order conferring power to impose charges must specify—
S. 16(2)(a) substituted by No. 76/2000 s. 11(2).
the amount or rate of the first charge to be imposed by the Committee and the period not exceeding one year in which the charge is to apply; and
S. 16(2)(b) substituted by No. 76/2000 s. 11(2).
the basis on which the first charge is to be calculated; and
S. 16(2)(c) substituted by No. 76/2000 s. 11(2).
the maximum amount or rate of each charge that may be imposed after the first charge during the term of the Order; and
the manner of collection of each charge; and
the circumstances in which each charge becomes due and payable.
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