22YDelegation by registrar

22Y Delegation by registrar The registrar may delegate the registrar’s functions under this Act to another public servant. Note For the making of delegations and the exercise of delegated functions, see the Legislation Act, pt 19.4.

Division 2B.6 Secure local jobs code advisory council Division 2B.6 Secure local jobs code advisory council 22Z Establishment of council The Secure Local Jobs Code Advisory Council is established. 22ZA Functions of council The council has the following functions: (a) to advise the Minister about— (i) matters relating to the operation of this part; and (ii) anything else in relation to local jobs and procurement by Territory entities requested by the Minister; (b) any other function given to the council under this Act. Note A provision of a law that gives an entity (including a person) a function also gives the entity powers necessary and convenient to exercise the function (see Legislation Act, s 196 and dict, pt 1, def entity). 22ZB Membership of council (1) The council consists of— (a) the registrar; and (b) 3 members appointed by the Minister after consultation with the people or bodies that the Minister considers represent the interests of employees; and (c) 3 other members appointed by the Minister, who the Minister considers have the appropriate qualifications or experience to assist the council to exercise its functions. (2) A person must be appointed to the council for not longer than 3 years.

Secure local jobs code advisory council Division 2B.6 (3) The registrar is— (a) the chair of the council; and (b) a non-voting member of the council. 22ZC Procedures of council (1) Meetings of the council are to be held when and where the council decides. (2) The council may conduct its proceedings (including its meetings) as it considers appropriate. (3) The council may publish its considerations as the council considers appropriate. 22ZD Review of pt 2B (1) The council must review the operation of this part before the end of its 2nd year of operation. (2) In the review, the council must consider— (a) compliance with the code and other requirements; and (b) the coverage of the provisions including the procurements subject to the provisions; and (c) complaints and disputes. (3) The council must present a report of the review to the Minister within 6 months after the day the review was started.