sec.160Chief executive’s power to second

### sec.160 Chief executive’s power to second The chief executive of a public service entity (the first entity ) may— second a public service officer of the first entity within the first entity; or with the approval of the chief executive of another entity, second a public service officer of the other entity to the first entity. However, if the secondment is to a lower classification level, the secondment may be made only with the public service officer’s consent. The chief executive of the first entity may cancel the secondment at any time. (sec.160-ssec.1) The chief executive of a public service entity (the first entity ) may— second a public service officer of the first entity within the first entity; or with the approval of the chief executive of another entity, second a public service officer of the other entity to the first entity. (sec.160-ssec.2) However, if the secondment is to a lower classification level, the secondment may be made only with the public service officer’s consent. (sec.160-ssec.3) The chief executive of the first entity may cancel the secondment at any time. - (a) second a public service officer of the first entity within the first entity; or - (b) with the approval of the chief executive of another entity, second a public service officer of the other entity to the first entity.