9Powers of Coordinator‑General

9 Powers of Coordinator‑General

(1) The Coordinator‑General has power to do all things necessary or convenient to be done for or in connection with the performance of his or her functions. (2) The Coordinator‑General’s powers include, but are not limited to, the following powers: (a) the power under section 10 to request persons to produce information and documents to the Coordinator‑General; (b) the power to request persons to attend meetings convened by the Coordinator‑General; (c) the power to request assistance from service agencies; (d) the power under section 16 to report failures to comply with requests made by the Coordinator‑General, including the power to report such failures to the Minister; (e) the power under section 14 to comment on Local Implementation Plans; (f) the power to do anything incidental to the Coordinator‑General’s functions; (g) any other powers conferred on the Coordinator‑General by this Act or by any other law.