QLDIn ForceAct
Constitution of Queensland 2001
sec.44Administrative arrangements
Start here
Get a plain-English read of sec.44
Turn the raw legal text into a practical explanation grounded in Constitution of Queensland 2001.
sec.44 Administrative arrangements
The Governor in Council, by order published in the gazette, may make administrative arrangements doing either or both of the following— distributing the public business, or any of that business, among the Ministers; declaring either or both of the following— the administrative units, or any of the administrative units, or the parts of the administrative units administered by each Minister respectively, or any Minister; the Act s, or any of the Act s, or the parts of the Act s administered by each Minister respectively, or by any Minister.
- (a) distributing the public business, or any of that business, among the Ministers;
- (b) declaring either or both of the following— (i) the administrative units, or any of the administrative units, or the parts of the administrative units administered by each Minister respectively, or any Minister; (ii) the Act s, or any of the Act s, or the parts of the Act s administered by each Minister respectively, or by any Minister.
- (i) the administrative units, or any of the administrative units, or the parts of the administrative units administered by each Minister respectively, or any Minister;
- (ii) the Act s, or any of the Act s, or the parts of the Act s administered by each Minister respectively, or by any Minister.
- (i) the administrative units, or any of the administrative units, or the parts of the administrative units administered by each Minister respectively, or any Minister;
- (ii) the Act s, or any of the Act s, or the parts of the Act s administered by each Minister respectively, or by any Minister.