Delegation of powers—Heritage Council
15 Delegation of powers—Heritage Council
Subject to subsection (2), the Heritage Council, by instrument, may delegate any of its functions, duties or powers under this Act to the Executive Director or the executive officer, other than—
the power to review the Executive Director's refusal of a nomination; or
the power to determine that a place or object should or should not be included in the Heritage Register; or
the power to approve sites of archaeological value; or
S. 15(1)(d) repealed by No. 5/2023 s. 26.
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the power to review determinations of the Executive Director in relation to consents; or
the power to review determinations of the Executive Director in relation to permits.
The Heritage Council cannot delegate any of its functions, duties or powers in relation to the management of the Heritage Fund to the Executive Director.
The Heritage Council, by instrument, may delegate any of its functions, duties or powers under this Act to a committee.
Note
Under section 42A(1)(aa) of the Interpretation of Legislation Act 1984, the power to delegate under this section cannot be delegated.
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