CEOs, performance agreements etc. of
47 CEOs, performance agreements etc. of
A chief executive officer must, on appointment under section 45, and at any time when required to do so under the Commissioner’s instructions, enter in accordance with the Commissioner’s instructions into an agreement with —
the Commissioner; and
the responsible authority of the agency of the chief executive officer,
concerning the performance criteria to be met by the chief executive officer during the period to which the agreement relates.
A performance agreement does not take effect until the Minister responsible for the agency concerned (if that Minister is not the responsible authority of the agency) has approved the performance agreement and a note of that approval has been endorsed on the performance agreement.
A performance agreement is not legally enforceable.
The responsible authority of the agency of a chief executive officer is responsible for assessing in accordance with the Commissioner’s instructions, on or shortly before the end of each period referred to in subsection (1), the extent to which the chief executive officer meets the performance criteria set out in his or her current performance agreement.
[Section 47 amended: No. 39 of 2010 s. 43.]
[48. Deleted: No. 39 of 2010 s. 44.]
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