sec.516Delegation by chief executive

### sec.516 Delegation by chief executive The chief executive may delegate the executive’s powers under this Act as the chief executive to— an appropriately qualified— authorised person; or public service officer; or a local government. However, the chief executive can not delegate the following powers— the power to ask the rehabilitation commissioner to provide guidance under section 444I (c) ; a power under a regulation prescribed by regulation as a power that cannot be delegated. A delegation of a chief executive’s power to a local government may permit the subdelegation of the power to an appropriately qualified entity. s 516 sub 2000 No. 64 s 36 ; 2002 No. 45 s 21 amd 2020 No. 26 s 83 ; 2024 No. 30 s 44 (sec.516-ssec.1) The chief executive may delegate the executive’s powers under this Act as the chief executive to— an appropriately qualified— authorised person; or public service officer; or a local government. (sec.516-ssec.2) However, the chief executive can not delegate the following powers— the power to ask the rehabilitation commissioner to provide guidance under section 444I (c) ; a power under a regulation prescribed by regulation as a power that cannot be delegated. (sec.516-ssec.3) A delegation of a chief executive’s power to a local government may permit the subdelegation of the power to an appropriately qualified entity. - (a) an appropriately qualified— (i) authorised person; or (ii) public service officer; or - (i) authorised person; or - (ii) public service officer; or - (b) a local government. - (i) authorised person; or - (ii) public service officer; or - (a) the power to ask the rehabilitation commissioner to provide guidance under section 444I (c) ; - (b) a power under a regulation prescribed by regulation as a power that cannot be delegated.