Cemeteries and Crematoria Act 2003
18MChief executive officer's functions
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18M Chief executive officer's functions
(1) The chief executive officer of a Class A cemetery trust must—
(a) prepare material for the consideration and approval of the cemetery trust, including—
(i) draft annual plans;
(ii) draft strategic plans;
(iii) draft business plans and strategies;
(iv) budgets;
(b) manage the cemetery trust in accordance with any annual plans, strategic plans, business plans and strategies and budgets approved by the cemetery trust;
(c) provide the Class A cemetery trust with relevant and timely information to enable the cemetery trust to fulfil its functions and objectives efficiently and effectively;
(d) ensure the Class A cemetery trust's decisions are implemented efficiently and effectively;
(e) inform the Class A cemetery trust of—
(i) any significant issues of public concern in relation to the cemetery trust, cemetery or crematoria services provided by that cemetery trust or the public cemeteries for which that cemetery trust is responsible; or
(ii) any significant risks that affect, or may affect, the cemetery trust, cemetery or crematoria services provided by that cemetery trust or the public cemeteries for which that cemetery trust is responsible;
(f) ensure that the resources of the Class A cemetery trust are used effectively and efficiently.
(2) In the exercise of his or her functions, the chief executive officer is subject to the direction of the Class A cemetery trust.
S. 18N inserted by No. 61/2009 s. 21.