Personal Property Securities (Ancillary Provisions) Act 2010
sec.64Delegations
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sec.64 Delegations
The chief executive may delegate, to a person who is a public service employee, the chief executive’s powers under a provision of the existing Act that continues, under this division, to have effect after the repeal. A delegation that was in force immediately before the repeal in relation to a provision of the existing Act that continues, under this division, to have effect after the repeal continues to have effect as a delegation under this section. (sec.64-ssec.1) The chief executive may delegate, to a person who is a public service employee, the chief executive’s powers under a provision of the existing Act that continues, under this division, to have effect after the repeal. (sec.64-ssec.2) A delegation that was in force immediately before the repeal in relation to a provision of the existing Act that continues, under this division, to have effect after the repeal continues to have effect as a delegation under this section.