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Hospital and Health Boards Act 2011
sec.266Appointments and authority
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### sec.266 Appointments and authority
The following must be presumed unless a party to the proceeding, by reasonable notice, requires proof of it—
the chief executive’s appointment;
the chief health officer’s appointment;
a deputy chief health officer’s appointment;
a health service chief executive’s appointment;
an inspector’s appointment;
an authorised person’s appointment;
a security officer’s appointment;
the authority of the following to do anything under this Act—
the Minister;
the chief executive;
the chief health officer;
a deputy chief health officer;
a health service chief executive;
an inspector;
an authorised person;
a security officer.
s 266 amd 2012 No. 9 s 54 sch ; 2020 No. 23 s 55F ; 2021 No. 16 s 22J
- (a) the chief executive’s appointment;
- (b) the chief health officer’s appointment;
- (ba) a deputy chief health officer’s appointment;
- (c) a health service chief executive’s appointment;
- (d) an inspector’s appointment;
- (e) an authorised person’s appointment;
- (f) a security officer’s appointment;
- (g) the authority of the following to do anything under this Act— (i) the Minister; (ii) the chief executive; (iii) the chief health officer; (iiia) a deputy chief health officer; (iv) a health service chief executive; (v) an inspector; (vi) an authorised person; (vii) a security officer.
- (i) the Minister;
- (ii) the chief executive;
- (iii) the chief health officer;
- (iiia) a deputy chief health officer;
- (iv) a health service chief executive;
- (v) an inspector;
- (vi) an authorised person;
- (vii) a security officer.
- (i) the Minister;
- (ii) the chief executive;
- (iii) the chief health officer;
- (iiia) a deputy chief health officer;
- (iv) a health service chief executive;
- (v) an inspector;
- (vi) an authorised person;
- (vii) a security officer.