Giving and refusing permission
3 Giving and refusing permission
The Governing Council can permit a member of the Council or any other person to make decisions on its behalf about giving, refusing or taking away permission under these by-laws and if it does it must do so in writing.
If you want the Governing Council’s permission under these by‑laws to do something, you must ask the Council, or a person who the Council has permitted to make decisions on its behalf about giving or refusing permission.
If these by-laws allow the Governing Council to give permission to do something, it can give permission to any person or to any class of persons and also can at any time —
- require the person or class of persons to comply with conditions when doing the thing; or
- change or take away any such conditions; or
- take away the permission.
If these by-laws allow the Governing Council to give permission to do something, it can refuse to give permission.
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