sec.6ADelegation of powers by proper officer

### sec.6A Delegation of powers by proper officer A proper officer may delegate the proper officer’s powers under this Act to an officer of the public service (an officer ) mentioned in subsection (2) if the officer is a justice. If the proper officer is— the sheriff—the powers may be delegated to an officer employed in the sheriff’s office or Magistrates Court registry; or the registrar—the powers may be delegated to an officer employed in the District Court registry or Magistrates Court registry; or the clerk of the court—the powers may be delegated to an officer employed in the Magistrates Court registry. s 6A ins 1993 No. 76 s 3 sch 1 (sec.6A-ssec.1) A proper officer may delegate the proper officer’s powers under this Act to an officer of the public service (an officer ) mentioned in subsection (2) if the officer is a justice. (sec.6A-ssec.2) If the proper officer is— the sheriff—the powers may be delegated to an officer employed in the sheriff’s office or Magistrates Court registry; or the registrar—the powers may be delegated to an officer employed in the District Court registry or Magistrates Court registry; or the clerk of the court—the powers may be delegated to an officer employed in the Magistrates Court registry. - (a) the sheriff—the powers may be delegated to an officer employed in the sheriff’s office or Magistrates Court registry; or - (b) the registrar—the powers may be delegated to an officer employed in the District Court registry or Magistrates Court registry; or - (c) the clerk of the court—the powers may be delegated to an officer employed in the Magistrates Court registry.