Authorisation by Chief Executive Officer
2.6.67A Authorisation by Chief Executive Officer
S. 2.6.67A inserted by No. 25/2026 s. 18.
The Chief Executive Officer, in writing, may authorise an employee specified under section 2.6.67B(1) (an authorised employee) to perform a function or exercise a power of the Institute under Division 8A on behalf of the Chief Executive Officer if—
the power or function is delegated to the Chief Executive Officer under section 2.6.67(2); and
the Chief Executive Officer considers it appropriate to do so.
The Chief Executive Officer may impose any conditions or limitations on an authorisation given under subsection (1) that the Chief Executive Officer considers appropriate in the circumstances.
An authorisation under subsection (1) must—
be given to an authorised employee; and
set out the following—
any conditions or limitations imposed under subsection (2);
that the authorisation is in force for the period set out in the authorisation;
that the authorised employee is authorised to perform the functions or exercise the powers set out in the authorisation on the Chief Executive Officer's behalf.
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