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Hospital and Health Boards Act 2011
sec.44AMinister may appoint advisers to boards
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### sec.44A Minister may appoint advisers to boards
The Minister may appoint a person to be an adviser to a board if the Minister considers that the adviser may assist the board to improve the performance of—
the board; or
the Service controlled by the board.
An appointment under this section must be—
in writing; and
for the term not exceeding 1 year decided by the Minister; and
on the terms and conditions, including remuneration, decided by the Minister.
The Minister must not appoint more than 2 persons to be advisers to a board at the same time.
An appointment under this section is effective whether or not the board agrees to the appointment.
An adviser may resign by notice in writing to the Minister.
s 44A ins 2012 No. 9 s 22
(sec.44A-ssec.1) The Minister may appoint a person to be an adviser to a board if the Minister considers that the adviser may assist the board to improve the performance of— the board; or the Service controlled by the board.
(sec.44A-ssec.2) An appointment under this section must be— in writing; and for the term not exceeding 1 year decided by the Minister; and on the terms and conditions, including remuneration, decided by the Minister.
(sec.44A-ssec.3) The Minister must not appoint more than 2 persons to be advisers to a board at the same time.
(sec.44A-ssec.4) An appointment under this section is effective whether or not the board agrees to the appointment.
(sec.44A-ssec.5) An adviser may resign by notice in writing to the Minister.
- (a) the board; or
- (b) the Service controlled by the board.
- (a) in writing; and
- (b) for the term not exceeding 1 year decided by the Minister; and
- (c) on the terms and conditions, including remuneration, decided by the Minister.