Crime Commission Act 2012
15Delegation by Commission
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15 Delegation by Commission
15 Delegation by Commission
(1) The Commission may delegate to an executive officer or a member of staff of the Commission any of its functions, other than this power of delegation.
(2) The Commissioner may delegate to an Assistant Commissioner or member of staff of the Commission any of his or her functions.
(3) An Assistant Commissioner or member of staff of the Commission may delegate to a member of staff of the Commission any of the functions delegated to the Assistant Commissioner, subject to any conditions to which the delegation is subject.
(4) The following functions may not be delegated (except as provided by subsection (5))—
(a) a function of making a report under this Act,
(b) the power of an executive officer to require the head of a government agency to furnish information under section 28,
(c) the power of an executive officer to require a person to appear before the Commission and produce documents or things under section 24,
(d) the power of an executive officer to require a person to attend and produce a document or thing under section 29,
(e) the power of the Commissioner to issue a warrant for the arrest of a person under section 36.
(5) The functions referred to in subsection (4) (a) and (e) may be delegated to an Assistant Commissioner.