sec.661Delegation

### sec.661 Delegation The Regulator may delegate any of its functions to— the chief executive of an entity or a department of government of a participating jurisdiction or the Commonwealth; or the chief executive officer or another member of the staff of the Regulator; or a person engaged as a contractor by the Regulator; or any other person whom the Regulator considers is appropriately qualified to exercise the function. A delegation of a function may permit the subdelegation of the function to an appropriately qualified person. See section 29 of Schedule 1 which provides for matters relating to the delegation and subdelegation of functions. sch s 661 ins 2013 No. 4 s 12 (sec.661-ssec.1) The Regulator may delegate any of its functions to— the chief executive of an entity or a department of government of a participating jurisdiction or the Commonwealth; or the chief executive officer or another member of the staff of the Regulator; or a person engaged as a contractor by the Regulator; or any other person whom the Regulator considers is appropriately qualified to exercise the function. (sec.661-ssec.2) A delegation of a function may permit the subdelegation of the function to an appropriately qualified person. See section 29 of Schedule 1 which provides for matters relating to the delegation and subdelegation of functions. - (a) the chief executive of an entity or a department of government of a participating jurisdiction or the Commonwealth; or - (b) the chief executive officer or another member of the staff of the Regulator; or - (c) a person engaged as a contractor by the Regulator; or - (d) any other person whom the Regulator considers is appropriately qualified to exercise the function.