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Public Health Act 2005
sec.438Appointments and authority
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### sec.438 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;
a chief executive officer’s appointment;
an authorised person’s appointment;
a contact tracing officer’s appointment;
an emergency officer’s appointment;
a designated medical officer’s appointment;
a state analyst’s appointment;
the authority of the chief executive, a local government, a chief executive officer, an authorised person, a contact tracing officer, an emergency officer, a designated medical officer or a state analyst, to do anything under this Act.
- (a) the chief executive’s appointment;
- (b) a chief executive officer’s appointment;
- (c) an authorised person’s appointment;
- (d) a contact tracing officer’s appointment;
- (e) an emergency officer’s appointment;
- (f) a designated medical officer’s appointment;
- (g) a state analyst’s appointment;
- (h) the authority of the chief executive, a local government, a chief executive officer, an authorised person, a contact tracing officer, an emergency officer, a designated medical officer or a state analyst, to do anything under this Act.