sec.683Delegation

### sec.683 Delegation The law society may delegate its powers under this Act to the following— an Australian lawyer who is a council member; a committee of the law society that includes at least 1 council member who is an Australian lawyer; an Australian lawyer who is a member of the law society’s staff; another Australian lawyer other than 1 mentioned in paragraph (a) or (c) ; another person that the law society considers is an appropriate person to exercise the powers of the law society proposed to be delegated. A delegation of a power may permit the subdelegation of the power. However, a subdelegation must be made in a way allowed under a society rules. This section does not limit the power of the law society to make the society rules relating to delegations and subdelegations that may be made under this section. s 683 amd 2010 No. 42 s 141 (sec.683-ssec.1) The law society may delegate its powers under this Act to the following— an Australian lawyer who is a council member; a committee of the law society that includes at least 1 council member who is an Australian lawyer; an Australian lawyer who is a member of the law society’s staff; another Australian lawyer other than 1 mentioned in paragraph (a) or (c) ; another person that the law society considers is an appropriate person to exercise the powers of the law society proposed to be delegated. (sec.683-ssec.2) A delegation of a power may permit the subdelegation of the power. (sec.683-ssec.3) However, a subdelegation must be made in a way allowed under a society rules. (sec.683-ssec.4) This section does not limit the power of the law society to make the society rules relating to delegations and subdelegations that may be made under this section. - (a) an Australian lawyer who is a council member; - (b) a committee of the law society that includes at least 1 council member who is an Australian lawyer; - (c) an Australian lawyer who is a member of the law society’s staff; - (d) another Australian lawyer other than 1 mentioned in paragraph (a) or (c) ; - (e) another person that the law society considers is an appropriate person to exercise the powers of the law society proposed to be delegated.