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Section 47 - Road Transport Reform (Dangerous Goods) Act 1995 - Delegation | Zoe

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47 Delegation

The Minister may by instrument in writing delegate all or any of the Minister’s powers under this Act (other than powers under section 34) or the regulations to a Competent Authority.

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